Richard Lee, Springfield, VT pewter porringer

American circa 1810, Springfield Vermont, with cut-out hearts on handle, 4 3/4 x 3 3/8x 1 1/4" high. Condition Fine.

With unusual handle. Another example marked W.N. and the others unmarked. 7 1/2 inches (and under)

Pewter tazza with armorial crest (2.25"h x 13"dia., three American pewter porringers attributed to Richard Lee, Taunton, MA circa 1780, provenance: Don & Pat Clegg; together with six plates, five with

Two New England pewter porringers, 19th c., probably Richard Lee, 3 1/4'' dia. and 4 1/4'' dia.

Nineteenth century. Three American. Two crown handles, one marked "WW" and one for Thomas and Sherman Boardman, and one with hearts used by Richard Lee and Roswell Gleason. Together with English one m

Nineteenth century. Unmarked. Pair of Homan candlesticks (Cincinnati, Ohio). 10"h. and three porringers. Small and taster with handles used by Richard Lee, 3.5", 2.5"d. And one with "Old English" hand

eagle mark, 5 1/2" diameter plus openwork handles.

Lot (5) 19th c. Pewter porringers. One hallmarked "TD & SB" (7 1/2" L.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Richard Lee Sailor's Valentine, contemporary, shell assemblage in hardwood case, unsigned Diameter 19.5 in.

1970'S REVERSE PAINTING ON GLASS. TITLED PAVONE FOR A VOYAGE. WITH ORIGINAL LABEL ON REVERSE. 31" x 21" IMAGE SIZE / 39 1/2" x 30" IN FRAME. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Richard Lee Large Decorative Sailor's Valentine, assembled with a variety of seashells with floral border surrounding a central medallion, signed upon the reverse Richard Lee, 2019 Diameter 19.5 in.

HORACE BROWNVermont/Illinois, 1876-1949"The Homestead, Springfield, Vt". Signed lower right "Horace Brown". Titled verso.Oil on canvas board, 10" x 14". Framed 15" x

Four pewter porringers. Porringer with Hamlin stamp in handle. J-161 mark.. Samuel Hamlin Sr. Hartford, CT circa 1767-73. Providence, RI . 1773-1801. H 1-3/4" W 7-3/4" D rim 5-1/4". Porringer with Dol

Richard Lee CrafterSailor's Valentine, octagonal box framed a central shell bouquet on burlap, signed and dated on reverse, 2019 Diameter 19.5 in.

Colonial America c. 1780 Providence, Rhode Island Pewter Porringer Bearing the Distinct American Eagle Touchmark of Samuel Hamlin c. 1780 Fine Pewter Porringer Bearing the Distinctive American Eagle T

ENGLISH 17TH C. PEWTER PORRINGERCa. 1670. Likely a former owners initials of "M G" to the Old English style ear, makers touch mark of "SB" in center of the bowl.Provenance: Christi

Richard Lee Hand Crafted Sailor's Valentine, circa 2002, octagon shape with a variety of shells forming flowers in a circle, surrounded by a wood carved rope border; signed and dated "Richard Lee 2002

NINE PEWTER PORRINGERSAmerica and England, 19th CenturyBy Samuel Hamlin, William Calder, Gershom Jones, William Billings and Hale and Son. Three makers unknown.Largest diameter 5.25".

Frederick Richard Lee (English, 1798-1879). An original oil painting on board. A pastoral Victorian Welsh landscape scene with river and livestock. Artist signature and dated 1852, lower left. Present

Frederick Richard Lee, R.A. (British, 1798-1879), British School oil on canvas depicting a crane flying above the low waterfalls of a river in a shadowed landscape, signed lower left, artist's plaque

Group of 5 porringers. Porringer by Samuel E. Hamlin, Providence RI. 1801-1856 J-163 mark. D 5-3/8". Provenance: Jon Gibson Pewter porringer. Samuel Hamlin Jr. J-163 with modified New York handle. ca.

Oil on wood 7 x 5 in., 9 x 7 in (framed). This portrait could be much older than the backing indicates as it looks like panel over panel. (see photos of edges). Quite a few layers of varnish and in-pa

Memoir Of The Life Of Richard Henry Lee, And His Correspondence With The Most Distinguished Men In America and Europe, Illustrative Of Their Characters, And Of the Events Of The American Revolution. B

Eleven pewter basins. Pewter Basin by Boardman, J-40 mark in bowl. D 12". Pewter Basin by Samuel Danforth 1795-1816. Hartford CT., c 1795. Mark 108. D 8-1/8". Pewter Basin by Richard Dustin 1763-1800.