THREE PEWTER PORRINGERS.

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

Pewter tazza with armorial crest (2.25"h x 13"dia., three American pewter porringers attributed to Richard Lee, Taunton, MA circa 1780, provenance: Don & Pat Clegg; together with six plates, five with

Three early 19th century Pewter "Taster" or "Toy" porringers. Having pierced handles with stippled detail. Some wear, slight denting. Up to 43 1/4" long overall. ESTIMATE $300-500

NINE PEWTER PORRINGERSAmerica and England, 19th CenturyBy Samuel Hamlin, William Calder, Gershom Jones, William Billings and Hale and Son. Three makers unknown.Largest diameter 5.25".

Nineteenth century. Three American. Two crown handles, one marked "WW" and one for Thomas and Sherman Boardman, and one with hearts used by Richard Lee and Roswell Gleason. Together with English one m

Nineteenth century. Unmarked. Pair of Homan candlesticks (Cincinnati, Ohio). 10"h. and three porringers. Small and taster with handles used by Richard Lee, 3.5", 2.5"d. And one with "Old English" hand

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

Eighteenth-20th century. Includes rattail spoons marked "N", 8"l., funnel and porringer. Together with three English warming plates, all marked including one for Thomas Giffin. 9.5"d. Varying wear.

Four pewter porringers. Porringer with Hamlin stamp in handle. J-161 mark.. Samuel Hamlin Sr. Hartford, CT circa 1767-73. Providence, RI . 1773-1801. H 1-3/4" W 7-3/4" D rim 5-1/4". Porringer with Dol

Including an pewter or silver ewer of rectangular section, the body decorated with scenes of beauty and shoulao in cloisonne enamel, the bottom etched with two character 'Wen Yin'; and a circular shap

16 pieces. Talles 8 1/2"h

Together with a pewter teapot and a pewter hot water kettle, including an I. Trask example. 14"h. Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector. Dr. Melvyn and Bette Wolf, Flint, MI.

Lot (5) 19th c. Pewter porringers. One hallmarked "TD & SB" (7 1/2" L.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Four antique pewter porringers. One with double handles. American and European, 18th century. L 6-1/8" - 7-5/8". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dr

Three pewter steins Schneeberg in Saxony and Schoenfeld in Bohemia, 18th century. Two steins tapering to the top, inside the bottom the marks of the pewterer Christian Friedrich Ftitzsche, who became

With unusual handle. Another example marked W.N. and the others unmarked. 7 1/2 inches (and under)

Collection of three 19 th C. pewter teapots to include: Boardman & Co., R. Dunham, I.C. Lewis

THREE PEWTER CHANNEL ISLAND JERSEY BALUSTER MEASURESEngland, 18th century, lidded baluster measures with acorn thumbpieces consisting of a pot size measure by Jean Noel, makers touchmark to interior o

Nineteenth-20th century. Four double handled including one with cast scrollwork. 6.75"d., and one with rosette, 4"d. And four single handled. Two American with crown and "New England" handles. And two

ASSORTED PEWTER PORRINGERS, LOT OF TEN, comprising two with double handles, one with unidentified touchmark, remaining with single handle, several with various stamped initials. 18th/19th century. 2 1

Group of Pewter Porringers. 19th cent. Some sgn. Max. Ht. 2" L 7".

Subjects include Santa Claus, an ear of corn and a locomotive. Measure approximately 5 inches each. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Kayserzinn (German, active 1862-1925)Three Pewter Pots with Cane-Wrapped Handles, Cologne, Germany, circa 1904-1906 Comprising a mocha pot, model #4613 with design attributed to Karl Berghof (German,

Three Pewter Plates, Providence, Rhode Island, late 18th century. Assembled group of small plates includes two with early and late marks of Gershom Jones (1751-1809), together with a slightly smaller