THREE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN PEWTER VESSELS

Coffee pot signed A. Porter, a coffee pot signed Sellew & Co, and a tall jug signed Flagg & Homan. Sizes range from 8 x 10 x 6 to 5.5 x 5 x 3 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and s

Three 19th Century American Pewter Candlesticks. Including 1 pair by Freeman Porter (Westbrook, Maine, 1835-1860) and a single candlestick by Thomas Wildes (Philadelphia, 1829-1833). Minor wear, some

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Grape Leaf finials, scrolled handles and molded bases, includes a tea and coffee pot by Morey & Smith/Morey & Ober with a similar

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, J. Danforth and Morey Smith. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear and m

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Black scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, H.C. Wilcox and J. Radford. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear

Five Redware Vessels American, 19th Century including three shallow bowls with sgraffito decoration and two deeper bowls. Diameter of largest 11 inches. Property from the Collection of American Countr

Comprising a Massachusetts tapered pot, Roswell Gleason (Dorchester); a Maine bulbous pot, Allen Porter (Westbrook); and a New York double bulbous pot, Boardman & Co. First: H: 10.75 in., W: 9.5 in.,

Description: This lot includes three 19th century English pewter plates. One plate is marked "Austin" with 19th century American hallmarks. The largest plate is unmarked and the left most plate is mar

Three Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Vessels American, 19th Century comprising a three-gallon jar with stenciled capacity mark by Hamilton and Jones, Greensboro, Pennsylvania; a two-gallon crock with brus

Six 19th century American Pewter bowls. Includes a footed bowl with attached underplate, three low bowls, a smaller bowl and porringer by various makers including Stafford, Porter Blanchard and B. Bar

Early 19th century, British or American. Three vessels each of varying form. Good wear to foot consistent with age. Tallest: H10 1/2" Sold from a Wilmington, North Carolina family.

Three Etched and Blown Glass Drinking Vessels English and American, 19th Century includes a drinking glass, etched glass mug and etched glass cup. cup with etched monogram and leaf decoration, mug wit

Joseph Brandom (American, 20th / 21st century). Group of three contemporary pewter vessels, signed and dated to rim. Comprising of a large center bowl with hammered rim and applied tree frogs to inter

Five Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Vessels, German and American, 19th and 20th centuries, three German stoneware jars, a floral-decorated jug and a cylindrical, floral-decorated jar. Smallest with an in-

Late 18th-19th century. Plate marked for William Billings (Providence, Rhode Island, 1791-1806). 8.25"d. and an unmarked footed bowl, 4.25"h. 5.5"d. and beaker, (attributed to Israel Trask), 3.5"h.

First half 19th century. Four are marked. Thomas Wildes (Philadelphia), James Weekes (New York City), Israel Trask (Massachusetts), and initialed "JRA". Three unmarked, single and pair of tasters. 1.5

Connecticut, 1st half 19th century. Lidded flagon marked "Boardman & Co. N. York". 8.25"h. And a pair of unmarked chalices, 7.25"h. Polished with some faint pitting.

Three Marked Early American Pewter Platesmakers to include: Thomas Danforth, III (fl. 1777-1813), this example, eagle under "T.D.," likely Philadelphia, early 19th century; Jehiel Johnson, Middleton,

First half 19th century. "Sellew & Co., Cincinnati", 10.25"h., "Leonard, Reed & Barton" (Massachusetts), 12.25"h. and unmarked, 8"h. Dents and wear, Leonard, Reed & Barton has damage.

Lot consisting of a pair of Swedish pewter candlesticks from Gab Tenn Svensk Vara, circa 1930, with three arms and hallmarked on the underside (9" H x 11" W x 5 3/4" L); a 19th century American, weigh

American and English, 18th-19th century. Marked. Three marked for Samuel Ellis, two for Robert Bush and a third for Bush and Perkins. Together with two American. Philadelphia "Love" touch and Boardman

First half-19th century, possibly American. The largest is attributed to Samuel Hamlin (Rhode Island, 1746-1801), 7.5"h. 5"dia. New England crown handle, 6"h. 4"dia., and the smallest porringer attrib

American and English, late 18th-19th century. Three are brass, a pair with push ups, 7.25"h. and a single, 6.5"h. Together with a pair of pewter sticks with faint tooled details. 9.5"h. Imperfections

First half 19th century, pine and poplar. Open top with three shelves, base has one-board doors with breadboard ends. Original red paint has some touchup. Wear and loss with repair at lower left end.