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PEWTER CREAM POT. ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM WILL (1742-1798).
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Attribution is based on stylistic and dimensional similarities...
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PEWTER CREAM POT. WILLIAM WILL (1742-1798). Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Maker's mark stamped into the inside bottom. Cast body halves soldered together. Height 3 ¾ inches, width 4 ½ inches, diameter 2 ¾ ... [more like this] -
PEWTER CREAM POT. WILLIAM WILL (1742- 1798). Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, 1764-1798. Maker's mark stamped into the inside bottom. Cast body halves burned together. Height 4 ¼ inches, width 4 ¾ inches, diameter 2 ¾ inches. ... [more like this] -
Pewter coffee pot william mcquilkin, philadelphia,
circa 1845 With urn shaped body with a scrolled handle on a molded foot topped with a domed lid surmounted by a stylized acorn finial. H: 7 in. PROVENANCE: ... [more like this] -
THREE AMERICAN PEWTER POTS. Early 19th century.
Two marked for Rufus Dunham (Maine), 7.5", 12"h., and one for William Lyman (Connecticut), 11.5"h. Imperfections. ... [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] -
Three pewter coffee pots: Three pewter coffee
pots, to include two William McQuilken (Philadelphia 1839-1853), and one Boardman & Co. (New York 1825-1827), 12" h. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. ... [more like this] -
Four Pewter Items and a Half-pint Brass Measure,
19th century, pewter includes a large plate with single reeded brim, with engraved presentation and date 1863 on rim, marked "SHOREDITCH LONDON" on the reverse, a pepper pot, ... [more like this] -
(3 PCS) ANTIQUE NEW ENGLAND PEWTER - All
marked, including: Freeman Porter, Westbrook, Maine, No. 1 'Lighthouse' Coffee Pot, circa 1845, 11" tall; PLUS William Lyman, Meriden, Connecticut, Coffee Pot, circa 1850, ... [more like this] -
Two pewter plates, pewter coffeepot and teapot
rhode island, maine and massachusetts, 19th century The first plate bears touch of William Calder of Providence, the second bears touch of David Melville of New Port, the ... [more like this] -
New York pewter coffee pot, ca. 1830, by
Daniel Curtiss, 10 1/2" h., together with a Rhode Island coffee pot by William Calder, 8" h. ... [more like this] -
TWO AMERICAN PEWTER TALL POTS AND A FLAGON.
Early 19th century. Marked. Pots by Freeman Porter (Maine), 11"h., and Ashbil Griswold (Connecticut), 12"h. Together with a communion flagon attributed to William Calder (Rhode ... [more like this] -
Philadelphia pewter coffee pot, ca. 1840,
bearing the touch of L.L. Williams, 9 1/4" h. ... [more like this] -
PEWTER COFFEE POT. Touch for William Calder,
Providence, Rhode Island, ca.1817-1856. J# 68. Handle has minor surface wear. 9"h. ... [more like this] -
Lot of 3: English or Continental Pewter.
Description 18th/ 19th Century. To include bottle with screw top lid (G529), a half-pint measure marked "VR267 1/2 Pint DT3", and a small lidded mustard pot (G31). Half-pint ... [more like this] -
Philadelphia pewter coffee pot, ca. 1840,
bearing the touch of L.L. Williams, 9 1/4" h. ... [more like this] -
Providence pewter coffee pot ca. 1835 bearing
the touch of William Calder 11" h. ? ... [more like this] -
Providence Rhode Island pewter coffee pot
ca. 1840 bearing the touch of William Calder 10 3/4" h. ? ... [more like this] -
Providence pewter coffee pot ca. 1835 bearing
the touch of William Calder 11" h. ? ... [more like this] -
Providence Rhode Island pewter coffee pot
ca. 1840 bearing the touch of William Calder 10 3/4" h. ? ... [more like this] -
(9 PCS) VINTAGE PEWTER - Including (3) 18th
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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