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PEWTER CHALICE. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM WILL (1742-1798).
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities...
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PEWTER CHALICE. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM WILL
(1742- 1798). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities of the base to lids on tankards marked by Will. Height ... [more like this] -
PEWTER CHALICE. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM WILL
(1742-1798). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities of the base to lids on tankards marked by Will. Height ... [more like this] -
PEWTER CHALICE. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM CALDER
(1792-1856). Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1817-1856. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities to a chalice marked by Calder. Height 6 / inches, diameter ... [more like this] -
PAIR OF PEWTER CHALICES. ENGLAND (CIRCA 1760-
1800). Cups are cast in two parts, which are soldered together. Height 8 ⅛ inches, diameter 4 ¼ inches. Provenance: Thomas & Constance Williams, Litchfield, Connecticut, ... [more like this] -
PEWTER CHALICE. ENGLAND (CIRCA 1750-1810). Height
7 ⅜ inches, diameter 4 ¼ inches. Provenance: Carl Jocobs, Southwick, Massachusetts, 1962; John F. Ruckman, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1965. Literature: Five identical ... [more like this] -
PEWTER CHALICE. WILLIAM CALDER (1792-1856). Providence,
Rhode Island, circa 1817-1856. Maker's mark stamped inside bottom. Height 6 1/ inches, diameter 3 ½ inches. Provenance: Carl Jacobs, Southwick, Massachusetts, 1951; John ... [more like this] -
Pair of Providence Rhode Island pewter chalices
attributed to William Calder ca. 1835 6" h. ? ... [more like this] -
Philadelphia pewter chalice late 18th c.
probably William Will or Love 9 1/8" h. ? ... [more like this] -
Pair of Providence Rhode Island pewter chalices
attributed to William Calder ca. 1835 6" h. ? ... [more like this] -
Philadelphia pewter chalice late 18th c.
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Highly important Philadelphia three piece
pewter communion service dated 1765 to include a flagon bearing the touch of William Will, and a chalice and paten attributed to William Will, the flagon (12" h.) with a flame ... [more like this] -
PEWTER FLAGON. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM WILL
(1742- 1798). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Owner's mark engraved on body under spout is "Zur ehre Gottes gestiffitet Von Andreas Morr in die Evangelisch Lutherische ... [more like this] -
PEWTER CREAM POT. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM WILL
(1742-1798). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities to salts which, adapted for chalice stems, stand on bases ... [more like this] -
TWO PEWTER SALTS. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM
WILL (1742-1798). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities to a casting used as components in the stems of chalices, ... [more like this] -
Important Philadelphia three piece pewter
communion service attributed to William Will to include a flagon with flame finial, the spout whimsically engraved to simulate a serpent's head with eyes and teeth, over a ... [more like this] -
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c. English Chargers, one marked William Smith, London, 1740, 12 1/4" diam., the other two faintly marked, both 15"; PLUS Pair of 19th c. American Candlesticks, 9 1/2" tall; ... [more like this]
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