PEWTER BEAKER BY I TRASK 5" AND FOOTED BEAKER

Late 18th-19th century. Plate marked for William Billings (Providence, Rhode Island, 1791-1806). 8.25"d. and an unmarked footed bowl, 4.25"h. 5.5"d. and beaker, (attributed to Israel Trask), 3.5"h.

Comprises: 1.) Oval platter. [16 3/4"]. 2.) Jug. [7 1/4"]. 3.) Six plates. [6 1/4"]. 4.) Seven beakers. 5.) Cream jug. 6.) Pair of candlesticks. [10" H]. 7.) Small footed bowl. 19 items. Dents, dings,

(3) Mugs, footed cups, creamer with offset handle etc. unmarked 4 1/2 inches (and under)

(1) Frederick or Francis Bassett 8 inch basin touch struck under base, Francis Bassett 9 1/4 inch plate and a John Bassett (extremely faint mark) tall beaker 5 1/4 inches.

1890 - 1900 The smoky quartz colored glass master stein with pewter mounts and enameled glass decoration is completed by six matching footed beakers, attributed Theresienthal. Carafe measures 15.25 x

Seven piece pewter lot to include three English plates of 9" Diameter, one screw cap container ( 4.75" Height), two pewter mugs, one quart (7" Height) and another (5" Height), and one beaker (4.5" Hei

Five (5) Pieces Antique Opaline Glass Tabletop Items. Includes a round tray 12-1/2" dia (small edge repair), 2 footed beakers 6" H, lidded bowl 5" H, decanter 13-1/4" H. Unsigned. All pieces with wear

Including: (18th c-style) baluster-form stein stamped CM (either MA or Maine inspector's mark purchased in Salem, MA), 8 inches, Tulip-form pint mug unmarked 5 inches, unmarked beaker 4 inches, unmark

First half 19th century. Two castors, 4.25"h, 5.5"h., a beaker, 3"h., two ladles including one with wooden handle and faint stamped "Steadman" mark, 14.5"l. and two syrupers. Shell style thumb piece,

George IV pint tankard, engraved "Anchor Inn" on underside, front has monogram of innkeeper "W. Combes" and lip marked "G IV", approximate height 4 3/4", 1 pint beaker, unmarked, height 5", and 2 foot

A small pair of lidded pitchers, both have different maker marks on the bottom. They measure 3" wide with the handle and 4"H. Small no marker stamped beaker cup 2-5/8" x 2-1/2"W. A salt shaker without

Adrian Gerald Benney English sterling silver footed beaker, hallmarked at side: "AGB / London / 1963." 5" H x 2.75" diameter. Approx: 10.90 ozt.

American glass apothecary footed measuring beaker. 20th century. 11"h x 5" dia

Including: Thomas Danforth II smooth brim plate with unusual marks 9 1/2 inches and a rare Middleton mark 8 inch plate and a 5 1/4 inch beaker. Thomas Danforth III basin 8 inches. Together with a Rose

1765 Russian 84 Silver Beaker Raised on 3 Ball Feet Repousse Patriotic Decoration Eagle Motifs Fully Hallmarked Marked multiple times on bottom including Date 1765 78 grams 3" H x 2.5" D Please look a

TWO PIECES OF PARKS BOYD PEWTERPhiladelphia, 1771-1819A two-handled porringer, lenght 4.5", and a short beaker with flared beaded rim and foot, diameter 3.75". Both with eagle mark on undersides.

A French 950 silver footed beaker with a band of foliate decoration and half the vessel ribbed. Marked near the rim. 3.5" H x 3" W. 3.21 ozt.

Half pint, approximate height 4 5/8" and 4 1/8".

GOBLET - Late 16th c Transylvanian/Hungarian Provincial Footed Beaker, with parcel-gilt repousse foliate decoration, unmarked; 6 1/2" high, 3 1/4" diameter, 5.75 ozt; good condition. Purchased at Soth

2 Armstrong Apothecary Beakers - 16oz, 500ml 9" tall, 20z, 60ml footed, 5" tall.

Assorted pewter vessels including mugs, beakers, and a pitcher with hinged lid, various markings throughout, Pitcher: 5" H. Denting and other light wear throughout.

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

Lot of 8 English pottery items. Includes: 1) Teapot with pewter lid. [5 1/4" H x 8 1/2" W]. 2) Pitcher. [7 3/4" H x 7 1/2" W]. 3) Two "Doulton Lambeth" glazed beakers. Both cracked and repaired. 4) Ir

A large German free-blown pale yellow-green glass with applied decoration. This type of glassware was very popular in Germany and the Netherlands in the 16th and 17th centuries. A similar example may