2 Pewter Flagons

JAMES I PEWTER FLAGONEngland, ca. 1600. With thumb-grip, hinged lid, appropriately marked.10 1/2 in. (26.67 cm.)

By T.D. Boardman, Hartford, Connecticut, approximate height 12 1/2".

Roswell Gleason (1821-1870) lot of pewter consisting of seven pieces including; 4 chalices, 2 plates, 1 flagon. Condition: No damage noted. Chalices: H 6-3/8" D 3-1/2". Plates: D10-7/8". Flagon: H 10"

NINE PEWTER DECORATIVE MEASURES, CANDLESTICKS AND MOREIncludes a tall flagon, five (5) assorted measures, pair of candlesticks, and rectangular encrier with two hinged compartments.Tallest: 11 1/2 in.

A 1/2 liter stein with raised slip decoration of hops surrounding the portrait of a man with flagon, incised Abbey trademark, Mettlach numerals 1999 and 99 under the base, pewter lid. We happily provi

Depicting fish and ram, each piece with seal mark, tallest is 19 cm.

Smith & Feltman Albany New York height 11 inches marked at base. Boardman & Co height 13 inches unmarked. For an identical example bearing the Boardman mark see Pook & Pook April 13 2023 l

Lot of 8 Pewter Dishes and 2 Pewter Tea Pots. Pots marked A. PORTER (Westbrooke Maine) and TD & SB (Danforth and Boardman Hartford, CT) Largest plate Dia. 13" and smallest plate Dia. 3-7/8". Largest t

largest is 6.5in H x 12.5in W x 4.5 in D, bowl is 5in D

Tallest at 6 inches, ( or 1 qt as measured), smaller as pints..most have engraved monogram, some with script to base also marks VR for Victoria with crown *=minor dents, wear as expected with age

Lot includes 2 bird figures. Each are silver toned and pewter. Each piece appears to possibly be vintage. One figure depicts bird looking straight ahead while the other depicts bird looking to the sid

AN ENGLISH PEWTER FLAGON BY JOHN EMES THE ELDER, CIRCA 1680London, England, fourth quarter 17th century. Beefeater type flagon having stepped cover with knop and twin-cusp thumbpiece, a hammered drum

Both show minor dings, one has an attempted bottom rim repair as shown. Pictured in Ledlie Laughlin's Pewter in America, plate XXXIII #223. Purchased from M.C. Dales of Oneonta NY on March 23, 1929. P

Early Continental Pewter Lidded Flagon, ovoid shape with fleur-de-lis form thumbpiece, 12 3/4" high. Top rim and body dents, scratches. Provenance: From the Estate of Rosemarie Wolfe, Cape Elizabeth,

Late 18th-19th Century. Wide based flagon with domed lid and scroll handle. 12"h.

Cover hinges open to reveal hinged mirror and a fitted compartment containing a ceramic soap canister, (2) pewter canisters and shaving brush. 5 1/2 x 11 3/4 x 9 inches.

Character Stein 16 1/2” Pewter. Tower with man at roofs edge. Rare version. Mint.

(lot of 2) Pewter drinkware, 18th/ 19thc., comprising (1) handled mug, engraved and dated 1743 to the front, split lid opening to interior with strained section, 8.5"h, 9.5"w; (1) large pewter flagon,

Thwo(2) pewter steins with lids; 7in. - 7.5in.H.

Lot including pair of wooden Continental Angel wings (28"x 12"), along with (2) pewter Angels (8" L.).

Including Civil War Era. Including (2) "Dead Game Hung Up" convex body powder flasks; (2) "Shell" flasks; (2) pewter powder flasks with a floral motif; (1) pewter powder flask with

ORIENTAL OCTAGON FORM BLACK LACQUERED TEA CADDY HAVING VIGNETTES WITH RAISED PANELS ADORNED WITH GOLD PAINTED FIGURES, THEN 2 PEWTER ENGRAVED COVERED CADDIES INTERIOR, RESTING ON BALL FEET, 19TH C.; 6

Pewter spoons in a spoon rack and 2 pewter plates. Spoon Rack: H 13" W 13-1/2". Larger plate: D 16-3/8". Smaller plate: D 13-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for high

1.) 12" tall with carved red glass, 3" diameter, 4" base, silver plate 2.) pewter? with clear pressed glass patterned 3" diameter, 4.5" base, 11.5" tall. Lovely set both are complete with tongs!Date: