JAMES DIXON 19TH CENTURY PEWTER TANKARD

Handled pewter tankard. [Birmingham, England]: James Yates (active 1837-1891). Marked near lip with pewter marks and "James. Yates / Pint." Typed tag reads, in part: "Antique pewter PINT TAVERN TANKAR

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

Circa 1823-1829. 11½" wide X 7" deep X 9" high.

1- Scarce A. Porter, Westbrook, Maine Pewter Teapot 7.1/2". Allen Porter worked in Westbrook, Maine from 1830-1838. He produced items of very high quality and excellent design.2- JAmes Dixon & Sons, S

19th C. PEWTER COFFEE POT, by James Dixon & Sons, England. Circa 1833-45. 9''H.

By James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, William IV, having gadrooned border and loose handles, approximate diameter 9".

Creamer, engraved "250 GRM", approximate height 3 3/4", mustard pot, marked on underside "William M. Whitley, Westbourne Grove, James Dixon & Sons, height 2 1/2", George IV half gill measure, hallmark

Pitcher with hinged lid, approximate height 5 1/2", covered oval box, marked on underside "James Dixon & Son", height 5", and cigar case having rectangular shape with rounded corners, length 5 1/2".

A collection of 19th century and later pewter items, including canteen and cup by James Dixon & Sons, hip flask, , spirit flask, large pewter plates and more (a lot)

19th Century Dutch warming pan, illegible, K.S. pewter bowl, James Curtis (1770-1793) pewter tankard and 19th century tankard pitcher. 7w x 5d x 12.25h

(6) PEWTER TEA OR COFFEEPOTS - Late 19th c. American, including: Octagonal Coffeepot by James Dixon & Sons, 13 1/2"; PLUS Similar Coffeepot by Roswell Gleason, 13"; PLUS Octagonal Teapot by Leonard, R

A collection of thirteen pewter tankards and measures, mainly English, 19th C. Various makers and forms, including James Yates. Tallest: 8-1/2in.

Nine 19th Century pewter mugs, various makers and manufacturers. 5- V.R., 1- L.K., 1- no name, 1- James Yates, and 1- E.R. 5.75w x 4d x 5h

Assembled Pewter Tankards & Mugs. 5 total; One pint 19th century stein, marked illegible; one quart tankard marked with crown, ER, 31; James Yartes one quart tankard, circa 1820; tulip pint, hallmarke

a well and tree platter, the warming stand marked for James Dixon, Sheffield and W. S. Burton, London, later 19th century. 3" high, 21 3/4" wide, 15" deep. Expected wear given age and use. Property of

With lid, hallmarks to left of top of handle, approximate height 8".

Four 18th & 19th C Pewter Tankards. Up To 7" H

Engraved German tankard, dated 1834. Initials on top are H.B.H. Inside of lid hallmarked. Dimensions are: 8 1/2" tall X 6 1/4" wide at handle. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Tarnishing,

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PEWTER TANKARD AND A PEWTER TEAPOT, 12" AND 11"

Tallest is 9 cm.

Some wear and scratches 7"h Provenance: Property from a Private New York City Collection

Having brass rim marked "Quart", approximate height 6".

Antique 19th C Continental Pewter Tankard Pitcher. Possibly French. Measures 6.5 inches in height. From a South Salem, New York Estate Property.

Group of (10) 19th C. English pewter tankards and mugs. (3) 1 quart tankards, (3) 1 pint tankards, (2) 1/2 pint mugs and (2) 1 gill mugs. Makers incl. Gaskell & Chambers, J. Matthews, W. R. Loftus. 6