EARLY BROAD RIMMED PEWTER PLATE and a SECOND

(1) Signed illeg. Each monogrammed verso

Including: I.V.L. 1822, B.L., and a low broad rimmed bowl stamped with a lion. 9 1/4 inches (and under)

Second half 18thC. Denting on rim as shown. Early 'Lion in Gateway" mark. We did not locate any paperwork about this piece, even as it's one of the earlier pewter pieces in the Laughlin estate. Large

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

Including: 13 x 17 inch oval charger, whistle, child's toy bowl, sander, (3) teaspoons, miniature shoe, sauce boat, (2) 5 inch rimmed plates, (3) salts and a sausage stuffer.

Largest plate is 14 1/2 inches, rim is initialed and dated 1777, impressed mark on reverse, additional plates and bowls have various markings, see photographs

A grouping of 6 early pewter plates and chargers including: Plate signed Boardman & Co. under 2 impressed eagles - Boardman, NYC 1820-1840 - 10 3/4" diameter - very good condition; a charger with smal

A grouping of 6 early pewter plates and chargers including: Plate signed Boardman & Co. under 2 impressed eagles - Boardman, NYC 1820-1840 - 10 3/4" diameter - very good condition; a charger with smal

Lot of four, including an American 13.6" diameter charger, unmarked, circa 1825; plus 9" marked London plate with double stamped crowned Tudor rose touch marks; plus 9" marked London plate with stampe

(3) SMALL EARLY PEWTER PLATES (2) 8" PLATES AND (1) 8 1/2" PLATE - FAINT MARKING - (2) W/ INITIALS AND DATES WEAR AND IMPERFECTIONS

9 1/2 inches

All measure approx. 8: dia. Three have English markings on back. One is marked :Philadelphia". Note: The Philadelphia plate is separated at lip and is in need of repair.

4 early pewter plates, all have touchmarks, largest is 9.5"D and the other 3 are 9"D

GROUPING OF EARLY PEWTER PLATES, 10, 11, 12 INCHES

Type: Tableware Materials: Pewter Markings & Inscriptions: Most marked Date: Most 18th-19th century Maker: Various Description: Ten pieces, mostly English, including two examples by Richard King of Lo

Four with scalloped borders, marked to base. Largest Dia: approx. 9 1/4".

(5) Pieces of early pewter to include 3 plates, one with armorial, and a pair of salts, largest 7-1/2" diameter

general wear, 9 3/4" dia

7" to 11-1/2" diameter. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

1.) 19th Century Dixon & Sons Pewter Lidded Tankard with Glass Bottom. Description of item attached. 7.5" tall, base 4.5" diameter. 2.) Early Pewter Lidded Teapot. 8" tall, 4.25" diameter base. 3.) Ea

All measure approx 8"dia. All are stamped with early English or London markings on the back, one has an old solder repair and all have common wear of age and usage.

Largest is approx 11" in diameter

Including: Pair of porringers, shallow Kirk bowl with floral embossed rim, reticulated oval bowl by Frank Whiting, and a broad rimmed plate and dragon claw sugar tongs also by Kirk. 11 1/2 inches (and

Lot (11) early Pewter plates and chargers. Largest 18" D.. Includes Thomas Boardman, Richard Austin, Samuel Danforth, Joseph James Spackman, Nathaniel Austin.