BALLANTYNE PEWTER BASIN - 18th c. Shallow Pewter Basin

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

18th Century American pewter single-reed basin, D: 9", Circa 1775

All are Antique 18th + 19th American Pewter. 1- Large 13 1/8" Deep Dish by Joseph Danforth of Middleton CT c. 1780-1788. 2- Scarce Basin 11 1/4" by H. Yale & Co. of Wallingford CT c 1824-1835. 3&4- Tw

early 19th c pewter chargers & basin (8 pcs), including Samuel Hamlin (CT & RI), L H Vaughn (Taunton, MA), dias 9 1/2" to 15"

Pair of rare American 18th century David Melville of Newport pewter basins. Appropriate stamped hallmarks. Each 8 x 2 inches.

18th- 19th c pewter warming platter, basin, plates

Five 18th and 19th c. American Pewter Plates & Basin. 1- Boardman c. 1805-1850 Basin. Made in Hartford CT, sold in NY 9 3/8". 2- Rare Parks Boyd Philadelphia c. 1795 Smooth Rim Plate 9 3/8". 3- Blaksl

English, circa late 18th century, with triple touch mark, worn but including rampant lion. 13" diameter x 3" high.

A Collection of Twenty Brass, Copper and Pewter Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a brass laver, basin, candlestick, coffee pot, teapot, candle-shears and tray, covered jar, table bell, oil c

(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

Thomas Danforth, Philadelphia pewter basin, c 1800, 11 1/2" d, 1 3/8" d

Philadelphia Love Pewter Basin. Late 18th/Early 19th Century. Spuriously marked London, stamped with love birds and crown over X. 3"h. x 11-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with some dents and wear

Lot (4) pieces of 19th c. Pewter including basin (13" D., 3 1/2" Ht.), (3) teapots (6" to 11 1/2" Ht.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Small Pewter Basin, William Will (1742-98), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c. 1790. Impressed in center of well with banner inscribed 'W\M WILL / PHILADELPHIA', 15cm wide, 15cm deep, 2cm high (6 3/8in wi

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 18th century CE. A hand-built pottery dish of sizable form with a ringed foot, squat walls, and a thick rim surrounding the broad and shallow basin. The exterior su

Eleven pewter basins. Pewter Basin by Boardman, J-40 mark in bowl. D 12". Pewter Basin by Samuel Danforth 1795-1816. Hartford CT., c 1795. Mark 108. D 8-1/8". Pewter Basin by Richard Dustin 1763-1800.

Philadelphia, late 18th-early 19th century. Lovebird "London" touchmarks. Deep, polished basin. Light overall scratches. 3"h. 11.5"d.

A collection of eleven antique spoons featuring broad shallow bowls, most spoons are stamped with a hallmark on its bowl where it meets the handle with PSM initials over a chamomile flower, also stamp

17th-18th century A.D. A pewter toy plate of discoid form with a shallow bowl, rim decorated with crescents and pellets encircled by raised ropework, enigmatic central design. Cf. Forsyth, H. and Egan

(lot) French ceramic lavabo wall fountain, late 19th c., having pointed lid, over vessel/ tank with central urn motif, dual figural handles at sides, pewter spigot, over basin with figural animal hand

17/18th C. Qing Dynasty Chinese porcelain basin is sturdily potted in a shallow vessel body, with broad wide cavetto risinf the waisted sides, supported upon three shaped low legs.The exterior decorat

CONTINENTAL / ENGLISH GEORGIAN BRASS TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a pewter-form plate; a basin; a rolled-edge wide-rim bowl; and a pan. Second half 18th/early 19th century. 1

Ca. first half 18thC. English or Welsh. Pinned construction throughout. Scarce shallow form with flat molded cornice above three plate shelves over three drawers, shaped aprons, supported by turned po

PORTUGUESE PEWTER PLATES, 8 PCS, DIA 11 3/4"A set of eight Portugal-made pewter plates. Each piece features a scalloped rim and shallow circular basin to the center. Maker's mark and "Saks Fifth Ave"