Pewter Chargers and Candlesticks

22pcs Assorted Pewter Candlesticks, Chargers, Etc. - Largest piece is 10 in tall x 5 x 5

Floral Still Life, oil on canvas, signed lower left "Robt. Johnson", depicting a pewter pitcher of flowers, a pewter charger, plate of fruit and candlestick on a purple cloth, in a carved gilt molded

Pair of pewter candlesticks, bowl and charger. 12" dia. And 9 1/4" tall.

Collection of (23) pieces of antique and later pewter including candlesticks, bowl, plates, chargers etc., along with decorative pitcher.

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

ARCHIBALD KNOX (1864-1933) FOR LIBERTY & CO, A PAIR OF TUDRIC PEWTER CANDLESTICKS, NO.0223, with bullet shaped nozzles raised on three finned supports above domed circular bases, cast in low relief wi

Continental origin, all with with turned stems and bulbous bases, seven pieces, ranging from 4.25” to 6”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

17th/18th C. English pewter chargers, with hallmarks. One is nicely engraved with a coat of arms.18.5”dia, 17.5”dia. & 16.5”dia. w/coat of arms. Provenance - The Estate Collection of

Late 18th-late 19th century. Two pair with push ups, 8.25", 8.75"h. And two pair with baluster stems and dome type bases, 5", 6"h. Varying wear, scrubbing and dents.

Pair of early pewter candlesticks. Condition: Original condition H 7" W 5-1/4". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/frt9809jq4bibsc/AADETzu24OhbQMyFBwtz51wua?dl=0

Pr. 9 In.17thC. Bulbous Pewter Candlesticks in Gd. Cond.

American, mid-19th C., comprising a pair by Aaron C. Fuller & William Smith, New London, CT, a pair by Freeman Porter, Westbrook, ME, two marked Joshua B. & Harry H. Graves, Middletown, CT., and one m

Early Continental sticks with turned shafts and bulbous bases. Ranging from 6”H to 7”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine collection of pewter dishes; 2 chargers, 2 platters, and 4 plates - a total of 8 items! Included is a plain rim plate with a Stynt Dun

Marked. Pair of chambersticks by Henry Hopper (New York City, 1842-1847), 5"h. and pair of candlesticks by Rufus Dunham (Westbrook, Maine 1837-1861). Added bobeches. 6.25"h. Polished.

Argenteria Leonessa (Italian), contemporary. Group of ten pewter candlesticks with turned stems and circular bases comprising: two tall pickets, four medium for tapers, and four short prickets. All ma

(lot of 16) English pewter chargers, 18th/ 19th c., various touch marks and pseudo hallmarks, largest: approx 16.5"diam; 44lbs total Start Price: $150.00

20th century, each with naturalistic oval base, three candle arms, unmarked, 11-1/4 x 9-1/2 x 4 in. Provenance: Macklowe Gallery & Modernism, New York, 1988; Private Collection, New York

ENGLISH PEWTER CANDLESTICKS AND ACCOUTREMENTSEngland, 18th/19th century. Six total pieces, including a pair of Walker & Hall candlesticks, a low bell form in three parts with threaded stem through the

ARCHIBALD KNOX (1864-1933) FOR LIBERTY & CO, A PAIR OF TUDRIC PEWTER CANDLESTICKS no. 0222, each with a bullet shaped sconce with a wide circular drip-pan, raised on four supports issuing from a shape

18th c., the tallest with round base, 10"; another with shaped petal base, 7.5"h; the smallest with cupped round base, 5"NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Three large early pewter chargers. Hallmarked, D 18-1/8". Henry hallmarked , D 16-1/2". John Cave,1650-90 hallmarked, D 18". Condition: Good, slight bends and imperfections. Copy and paste this link f

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