Medieval 'Thames' Bifacial Pewter Wine Tavern Token

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

14th century A.D. A significant part of a pewter pilgrim's badge depicting the robed executioner of Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster standing facing left as viewed and wielding the sword of execution; he

14th-16th century AD. Group comprising: a 'Canterbury Bell' pewter pilgrim's token for St Thomas Becket being a small domed bell with shaft pierced for suspension, with a fragmentary badge for St Thom

16th-18th century AD. A bifacial cruciform pewter pendant with transverse loop, discoid lobes to the angles and arms; to one face the central figure of Madonna and infant Jesus, to the other face the

Northern and Central Europe, England and Germany, the River Thames and Aachen, late Medieval to early Renaissance periods, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A wonderful ensemble of 6 lead and pewter pilgri

11th-15th century AD. A mixed group comprising: a lead nummular token; a bronze plaque with repoussé nimbate figure; two bifacial lead crosses; a silver-gilt plaque with applied bosses and loops; a d

13th-14th century A.D. A hollow tin figure modelled in the round as St Thomas Becket in full robes holding a long cross in his left hand and with right arm raised in blessing; the head, right hand and

14th-15th century A.D. The blade with a lozenge-shaped cross-section; restored handle with bulbous cross-guard, waisted grip and flared pommel. 195 grams, 37.2 cm (14 5/8 in.). Found on the Thames for

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A fabulous collection of 5 pewter and gilt copper livery badges featuring different emblems. The first is a medieval pilgrim’s badge for St

Northwestern Europe, England, Medieval to late Medieval Period, ca. 12th to 15th century CE. A superb collection of 6 leaded pewter pilgrim and livery badges. Included are 2 Yorkist sun heraldry emble

Western Europe, England, France, & Germany, ca. 13th to 18th century CE. A large collection of 18 pilgrimage and livery badges, pendants, crucifix, a pitted tailor thimble, and other items made from p

**First Time At Auction** Europe, Rome, Vatican, late Medieval period, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A pewter pilgrim's badge with an emblem of Saint Peter's Keys of Heaven, symbolizing a pilgrimage to

Northwestern Europe, England & Netherlands, Medieval to late Medieval Period, ca. 13th to 15th century CE. This is a fine collection of 6 leaded-pewter and tin pilgrimage and livery badges. Included i

18th-19th century, a mask jug by Caughley with parrot motif (two rim repairs); a Ridgeway jug molded with a tavern scene, hinged pewter lid; an unidentified jug with hand-painted decoration and branch

Pottery Diesinger #66 Relief 7L. Landsknecht and knights in tavern scene. Fancy relief pewter lid. Mint.

VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN PINE PEWTER CUPBOARD, from the "Mitchie Tavern Group", the diminutive one-piece form featuring applied molded cornice over shaped solid ends flanking two fixed shelves, bottom examp

A large Mettlach hand painted tankard stein, #2205, Tavern scene. Having squirrel finial and pewter mounted lid with boar. Ht: 18" Dia: 7"

13th-14th century A.D. A detailed pewter pilgrim's badge with a facing mitred bust of Thomas Becket within an almost complete beaded hexafoil frame of pointed arches and tracery infill; with a small n

13th-14th century A.D. A complete pewter pilgrim's badge of Thomas Becket depicting his facing mitred bust within a beaded hexafoil frame of arches with pin to reverse; with a small note giving the re

A Mettlach Pewter Mounted Stoneware Stein h. schlitt model 2825, the hinged lid simulating a terracotta turret, the body with a continuous scene depicting figures in Medieval dress with a castle in th

Seven piece of pewter tableware, 18/19th c., to include a John Townsend Queen Anne teapot 6.5"h; German chocolate pot; tavern measure; American porringer etc.

Northern and Western Europe, England and possibly Germany, the Netherlands, or France, Medieval to Early Modern Periods, ca. 14th to 18th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 4 pilgrim and livery badges a

Dated 1663 AD. A pewter portable sundial, square in shape with attached triangular gnomon; the upper face of the dial plate is decorated with a sunburst with face in the centre, the details of which a

8.0 Liter Pottery Stein hand painted in relief with pewter lid signed by Anton Killian "Karl" Bueler - Thirst is terrible, Drinking is fine, circa early 1990's