19th Century English Pewter Charger.

3 pieces of 19th century English pewter including 15" charger with engraved rim and dated 1806, a 14" charger with engraving and touchmarks and a Queen Anne style teapot marked Manchester

Six Antique Pewter ChargersEnglish, early 19th century, three large chargers (16 3/8 in.) and three mid-size (14 in.); several with English hallmarks. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sykes, Raleigh, N

Northwestern Europe, London, England, ca. 18th to 19th century. A wonderful pewter charger with a rounded base and a shallow basin surrounded by a wide rim. The underside of the basin is stamped with

Late 18th-early 19th centuries. The larger charger with faint marks, 16.5"dia. and the smaller with London touch marks, 13.25"dia.

Most likely English, 1st half 19th century. All have partial touch marks including crowned "X" and "London". Varying wear and pitting, two have been scrubbed. 14" to 16.5"d.

Lot of 6 English 18-19C Pewter Chargers Bowl"ENGLAND, 18-19TH CENTURY A collection of six antique English pewter pieces including a 1725 Samuel Ellis charger, two shallow bowls, one flat rim bowl and

Both likely English, late 18th or early 19th century with worn touch marks, including horse's head. 13" & 15" diameter.

Eight Pewter Serving Items18th and 19th century, mostly English, five marked and three unmarked, to include a charger (14-3/4 in.); two large deep dishes; five plates. The Caroline Faison Antiques Col

(1) Danish Pewter Tankard with Lid DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 5 Height 9 in. (2) Vintage English Thomas E. Williams Pewter Lidded Ale Tankard MAKER Thomas E. Williams (Birmingham, England, 194

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.

Group of 8 pcs of 19th century pewter including: American 8.5" plate signed "Boardman & Hart, New York", 13.25" charger with touchmarks, 4 - 9" English plates with touchmarks, 9" water pitcher unmarke

Three 19th Century English Pewter Ice Cream Molds. Smallest mold signed W. Bridson. Tallest 8-1/2"h. Condition: Very good with minor use wear.

Lot of 19th Century English Pewter. Largest bowl measures 13-1/4" diam., unsigned coffee pot, 11"h. Condition: Good with dents and wear, coffee pot has a repair to hinge on lid.

19th century English pewter pub tankard of pint capacity. Name of pub ‘Red Lion’ inscribed on base. Maker: B. R. Banks of London, circa 1870. H: 4 ¾â€.

2 19th-century pewter chargers, largest is 16.5"D and smaller is 13.5"D, both have London touchmarks, large one is engraved E. Beddard on face, provenance, the late Helen Kogan

2 19th century pewter chargers, larger has a touchmark and is 13.25"D, and smaller is signed Townsend & Compton 12"D

First half 19th century English pewter bowl with hammered booge. Unmarked. 3"h. 11.75"d. And thirteen pieces of early 20th century Italian stone fruit with original paint. Includes six grapes, two str

A late 18th/early 19th century Pewter charger by Gersham Jones "Providence, R.I. 1774-1809. Both having "flowered" form pierced handles. Marked with "Eagle" and "Anchor touchmarks and a line touchmark

19th century English pewter planter, with lion head handles, 8" h x 20" w x 12" d. Provenance: From a Delray Beach, FL estate.

Description: This lot includes three 19th century English pewter plates. One plate is marked "Austin" with 19th century American hallmarks. The largest plate is unmarked and the left most plate is mar

A group of eight early 19th Century English pewter plates. Marked on top edge HL with crown. Each measures 11DIA.

European, late 18th-19th century. Pewter charger with marks for John and Thomas Fasson and Samuel Ellis. 16.5"d. And flagon with faint touch in bottom. 10"h. Together with three brass weights and a mi

Rare, 18th/19th Century English pewter footed goblet, Maker: Whitefield & Co. Of Sheffield.

19th century English pewter pub pot of pint capacity, Maker Pringle of London, Maker and mark listed Old Pewter Its Makers and Marks #3781a. c1820