Group of Pewter Chargers

in various sizes and types as shown, sixteen pieces. Largest: 14" diameter. Wear and oxidation from age and use. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

the smaller charger incised "GOS," plates with various hallmarks and initials. Dents, dings, scratches, wear, hallmarks worn. Largest: 16" diameter.

British, 19th century, two with unidentified touchmarks to undersides, one lettered "London", 16-3/8 in. diameter to 20-1/4 in. diameter Provenance: Collection of Jim and CeCe Leonard, Jamestown, Nort

GROUP OF ANTIQUE PEWTER CHARGERS, BOWLS & PLATES, 9 PIECES TOTAL, LARGEST APPROXIMATELY 13 1/4 IN

Group of (3) large pewter chargers, to include: (2) 18th century English chargers, one with engraved coat of arms, hallmarked and pencil inscribed ''E.M. Van Huerck'' on bottom, the other marked ''Bou

Large group of dollhouse pewter accessories, charger, coffee pots, urns, pitcher, trays etc., largest tray 3.25"W

Large Group of Pewterto include trays; chargers; teapots, etc. largest diameter: 16 1/2 inches, height 8 1/2 inches (Coffee Pot)

Group of early pewter comprising two chargers by Ash and Hutton with makers' marks, one stamped "London", and seven measures with the following makers' marks largest to smallest: PNL, JR, GG, CL, PNL,

Group of American and European pewter, including (2) chargers, greatest 16.5"dia; (2) Lumley & Co. Ltd 1/2 pint tankards; swirl molded coffee pot; James Yates 1 pint jug; trophy jug for Conanicut Park

18th Century Pewter Charger. Hallmarked William Ellsworth, New York City, 1767-1798. 15" diam. Condition: Good with corrosion and wear.

Antique English Pewter Charger Stamped London. 16-5/8" diam. Condition: Good with some pitting and wear.

19th Century Pewter Charger. Circular form with molded rim, probably German. 17" diam. Condition: Fair with dents and corrosion.

GROUP OF PEWTER PLATES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising two chargers, and six plates (two larger examples with single-bead rims). Most with English hallmarks. Most with later soldered hanging wire to reverse

Eight Various Pieces of 18th/19th Century Pewter. Largest charger 15-3/4" diam. Condition: Good with dents, wear and repair.

comprising chargers, shakers, inkwell, spoons, bowls, brass accessories and more. Some hallmarked. Largest: 14 7/8" diameter. Age and use wear, denting, scuffing. Provenance: Estate of George E. Ratcl

including basins, chargers and other utensils, several with touchmarks. Largest: 3" high, 11 1/2" diameter. Basin with damage to rim, wear to all, bend to one spoon handle.

American, 19th Century. Two milk pitchers with attached lids stamped "Boardman & Hart". English charger and measures, and two pairs possibly Cincinnati candlesticks. 7.5"h and 11"h.

18th Century. Comprising an ink pot, six luncheon plates,four desert plates, a bowl and table spoon, a charger plate, five assorted beakers, two porringers, a candlestick and a footed dessert cup. 23

American. Group of six: (1) large charger, noted: 1670-1710, Robert Clothyer; (2) large plate Joseph Danforth 1745, Rare pg. 75; (3) small dish (691) B. Barnes, Phil. 1812-1817, Pg. 11; (3-6) three pe

Comprising three charger platters, coffee pot, a small ruffle rim dish and a vase. Largest charger 19"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeForest.

Including leaf form salad plates, charger platters and tumblers. 46 pieces. 12 1/2"d. Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House, Salisbury, CT.

Including an aluminum and glass table lamp, three pewter plates, two chargers, a censor and an French Gilt-Silver urn, lacking liner. Together with a Victorian house form cache pot. Largest charger 15

Late 18th-19th century. Two polished plates by James Yates, 9”, 12”d., two chargers with partial touchmarks. Pitting. Larger has split. 13”, 16.75”d., three-piece food mold wit

American, 20th century. Group includes plates, chargers, teapots, serving bowl, mugs, etc. Teapot - 9" high. (O4)