3 pc TOWNSEND & COMPTON C. 1801 PEWTER CHARGER

1- A Large Townsend & Compton Pewter Charger 13.25"x13.25" Back is Touch marked "Townsend & Compton" made in London, England. Book Ref. : "Old Pewter, Makers & Marks" by Cotterell, #4800, page 324. 2-

DESCRIPTION: Ten 19th century pewter plates including Townsend & Compton. Three with indiscernible marks. Includes: eight 8" diameter, one 9-1/2" diameter, and one 16-3/4" diameter. MEASUREMENTS: See

7-3/4" to 9-1/4" diameter. Includes Marten and Townsend & Compton. DM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and

Ten pieces of antique pewter ware. Includes Compton and Townsend and Compton, as well as Kayserzinn (3 cups). Chalices are unmarked pieces. Largest piece is the charger at 13.3" diameter. Condition: l

John Yates, Birmingham 1805-1829 ladle and Thomas and Townsend London 1801-1811 plate. Plate: 7-3/4" diameter. Ladle: 12" long. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When

Diameter 14.75 inches, marks partially rubbed.

15" diameter.

Lot (3) 19th c. Pewter chargers including (2) "Nathanial Austin" (Boston Mass., 1741-1816, 13 1/4" D., ), "Richard Austin" (Boston 1793-1817, 15" D.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

18th C John Townsend 18" dia pewter charger, early 19th C 13.25" dia pewter charger, pair of 9.25" dia pewter plates by Townsend and R. Reynolds, 9" dia plate by Townsend & Company, and a 9" dia pewte

Massive pewter charger with faint touch mark (18.5"dia); together with a basin by Townsend & Compton, circa 1800, and a plate.

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

4 Piece Antique 18th / 19th c. Pewter. 1- Pear Shaped Tea Pot 7", no marks. 2- Pear Shaped Teapot Crown with X under 6 1/2". 3- Large Sugar Bowl Woodbury & Colton 7". 4- American Engraved Sugar Bowl B

Chinese export lot to include an 11 1/2" diameter charger and two 8" plates. The charger with minor nibbles to rim. The plates with no condition issues found.

8" to 9-1/4" diameter. Includes Townsend & Compton, Henry Joseph, and indecipherable marks. DM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you

Lot of (3) 18th - 19th c. Platters, incl: Polished charger with pseudo silver marks, probably 18th c., pewterer monogram TO, back also engraved DL (owner's monogram), 13 1/4" diam.; Plate with illegib

Includes charger, tankard and box. Charger: 12" diameter. Tankard stamped "John Warne" inside. 6" high. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

A mixed grouping of collectibles includes German mlitary medals, a Rockingham glazed stoneware door plate, A quite early 19th C. London based Pewter Plate, marked Townsend & Compton, intialed GW (Geor

hallmarked, maker Townsend & Compton, London. 16 1/2" diameter, 1 1/4" deep. Use wear, oxidation. Property of a Darien, CT Estate.

Lot (3) pieces 19th c. pewter including (2) "Boardman" teapots (11 1/2" Ht.), and charger (B & C, 15" D.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

(6) asst'd pewter plates, largest 9 1/4", smallest 8", some damage, (2) Townsend Compton, London; (3) illegible London plates; Thomas Danforth, Phila; some damage

Three Pieces of Early 19th Century Pewter. Unsigned Basin, 11-3/4" diam. And two Townsend & Compton, England plates, 7-3/4" diam. Condition: Good with minor dents and wear.

1-Irish Pewter Haystack Measure, dent to 1 side 3 3/4". 2- Irish Pewter Double Measure 3". 3- American Pewter Porringer, possibly John Skinner 7 1/2". 4- American Pewter Porringer SG 6 1/2". Weight on

Pewter Lavabo in Wooden Frame, Continental, 20th C., the dolphin form lavabo with twisted tail and spout from head over a shell form pewter dish, mounted on a shaped walnut wall bracket. (3 pc.) (MRAP

Including a "Walliser Can" by Giuseppe Maciaco Wallis [Switzerland - c. 1850] with stamped lid and "twin acorn" thumb piece (h.6-3/4in., and a pair of pewter candlesticks with no apparent marking (h.9