*10 PIECES OF PEWTER

18TH/19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 12 3/4 INCHES.

18TH/19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 11 1/2 INCHES.

Lot (10) pieces early pewter including chargers, measures and platters. Property of a Pawling New York collector.

Assorted European Pewter Serving Pieces, 10 total, #1 Marinoni Sugar and Creamer Set on Tray #2 Oval French Pewter Tray #3 European (French) Pedestal Cake Plate #4 Cosi Tabellini Serving Bowl #5 Small

Grouping Includes (10) Pewter Kitchenware Pieces. Largest Plate Measures Approx. 20.25" In Diameter. Some Pieces Are Either Signed Or Hallmarked. All As Found In The Estate, Needs A Good Cleaning And

Grouping Includes (10+) Pewter Kitchenware Pieces, Tallest Piece Measures Approx. 8"h. Some Pieces Are Either Signed Or Hallmarked. All As Found In The Estate, Needs A Good Cleaning And Polishing. Cir

Lot (10) pieces of 19th and 20th Century pewter including charger, plates, oil lamp, teapots, porringer. Teapot marked "R. Gleason", other teapot marked Henry Ford Museum / Greenfield Village / Woodbu

ENGLISH 19TH C. PEWTER COLLECTIONTen (10) total pieces, including a Bentley mug with wide funnel top, Henry Cornforth wooden handled coffee pot (formerly silver plated), double lidded pot with "A

Beverly, Massachusetts, 1807-1856. Marked flagon (dented lid), 12.5"h. and three unmarked pieces. Baptismal bowl, 4"h. 10.5"d., paten, 10.75"d. and a double handled chalice, 7"h. Polished with minimal

American and European, 18th and 19th C. Comprising two forks, four spatulas, three ladles, and one pierced ladle, 10 pieces Some incised and some with heart decoration, two incised 'PW' From 15"l to 2

Group of Pewter Teapots, English, American, and European, 10 pieces total The tallest: 12-1/2"h Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Four pieces of early pewter. Two pewter basins. Samuel Danforth, Hartford, Ct, D 8-1/8". Thomas Danforth, Stepney, Ct. D 10-1/8". Beaker Ashbil Griswold, Meriden, Ct. H 3". Coffee pot, H.B. Ward, Wall

COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER SPOONS AND SPOON MOLDTen (10) total pieces, including five (5) 18th century spoons, two (2) ladles (one with turned wooden handle), a wedding spoon, and two (2) ot

First half 19th century. Six are unmarked American. Three chalices, 5.5"h., syruper, 6.5"h., flagon, 10.5"h. and a plate, 8"d. Another plate is marked "London", 9"d. Varying wear and pitting.

American, first half 19th Century. Coffee pot impressed "L.C. Lewis & Co." Coffee pot impressed "Putman". Teapot impressed "Boardman". Plate impressed Danforth. From 7"-10.5"h.

Arte Italica Giglio Pewter Flatware Service(59) pieces, handmade Italian pewter and 18/10 stainless steel, to include: (12) knives (8 7/8 in.); (12) forks (8 1/4 in.); (11) salad forks (7 5/8 in.); (1

33 Pcs. Antique pewter, including various instruments and serving pieces. Tallest: 10.75"H, Circa - 18th & 19th C.

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

Lot of early pewter. 21 pieces. 18th-early 19th century. Charger: D 14-3/4". Philadelphia charger: D 13-1/2". 10-Plates. Many hallmarked: D average 9-1/4". 2-Hallmarked coffee pots: H 10-1/2" 1-unmark

(4) Pieces of English pewter to include a shallow basin 10 1/4" diameter George Bacon c. 1760, a London hallmarked dish marked WTM, another marked Henry Packman, together with an unmarked small bowl a

including cruet set and casters, twenty-one pieces. Largest: 10" diameter. Expected wear. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

Including tankards and a tumbler, plates, goblet and pricket stick. Together with six enamel luncheon plates. 14 pieces. Tallest 10 3/4"h

Twenty Two (22) Piece Bruce Fox Pewter Flatware with bull Motif. Incudes: 10 individual knives, 10 individual forks, large carving knife and serving fork. Marked on large carving knife. Good condition

Thirteen pieces of antique pewter. Pewter coffee pot, lighthouse shape. Freeman Porter 1835-1860. H 10-1/2" D base 6". Pewter tea pot. Early black painted handle. New England ca. 1840. "Inverted mold