Frederick Bassett plate

Group of 13 pewter items. Platter by Jacob Whitmore, Middletown, CT 1757-1790. D 12-1/8". Jacobs #268. Provenance: Wayne Hilt. Pewter plate by Frederick Bassett, New York, NY circa 1761-1780 and 1785-

Six Pewter Plates, mostly New England, late 18th/early 19th century. Assembled group of plates impressed on reverse with marks of Richard Austin (Boston, Massachusetts, 1764-1817); Frederick Bassett (

(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.

N.Y. Crowned Tudor Rose mark with name above and below, arched two line mark with "Bassett/New York" over floral and four rounded corner rectangular marks one with "FB", nice hammered shoulder, 12" di

A pate-sure-pate porcelain plate Frederick Schenk (English, 1849-1908), George Jones & Sons (1873-1957), England, circa 1880 On green ground with gilt rim, depicting waterside nymphs in a lush landsca

Approx 7 3/4" in diameter. If shipping is needed contact UPS Store 5528 to get a quote before bidding.

Signed Frederick Brown, lead weight and copper plate, Frederick C. Brown, Pt. Pleasant NJ, Ocean City, leather ring on bottom, some yellow discoloration possibly due to varnish spray

Steuben "Aurene", 20 plates (10"), a private commission to Frederick Carder c 1930 by the consigner's grandmother, whose collection of glass now resides in the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Diameter 8.25 inches.

[3] Frederick Remington Collector's Plates. size: 1.5h 12.75w box 1.5h 14w

Archway, Casa del Gobernador Uxmal Plate 10. Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854). From Views of Ancient Monuments in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan. Hand-colored lithograph. London, 1844. 15 x 11 1

PHOTOGRAPH OF THE FLYING FISHERS, 1907. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM IN SARASOTA, F

PHOTOGRAPH OF PETE MARDO, CLOWN, 1923. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM IN SARASOTA, FL

PHOTOGRAPH OF GIRAFFE-NECK WOMEN, C.1933. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FL). DEVE

PHOTOGRAPH OF BUFFALO BILL READING THE NEWSPAPER. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, F

PHOTOGRAPH OF CHIEF IRON TAIL. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FL). DEVELOPMENT WAS

PHOTOGRAPH OF OGLALA LAKOTA INDIAN. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, FL). DEVELOPMEN

PHOTOGRAPH OF OF THE BARNUM & BAILEY ADVERTISING CAR #2, 1903. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLIN

The Victrola Book of The Opera6th Edition, Gilted pages and Slipcover. Copyright 1921 by Victor Talking Machine CompanyCamden, New Jersey U.S.A433 Numbered pages* Has Ex Libris Plate of Frederick L. M

PHOTOGRAPH OF RIDING ACT, C.1900. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED IN 1967 AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM, SARASOTA, FLORIDA.

Herring (John Frederick) Fox Hunting Plate 4 "The Kill " Colored Engraving. Matted and Framed. 33" x 54".

Hugo, VictorHans of Iceland (536 Numbered Pages),The Man who Laughs (573 Numbered Pages), Notre Dame (575 Numbered Pages), Toilers of the Sea (473 Numbered Pages)All have Ex Libris Plate of Frederick

Two sets (partial) Longchamp (France): Floral; blue and white. Lot also includes shallow serving dish (Germany); Bassett Ware dinner plates (England). (DELL3440/LOT)(MM) Dimensions: Dinner plates 10.5

Steuben "Aurene" Plate Attributed to Frederick Carder & shade. Both unmarked. Plate: 10" diameter. Shade: 5" tall. Very good condition with no apparent damage.