AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOT, BOSTON & CRANSTON

DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, 19TH CENTURY A collection of three Roswell Gleason, Boston pewter teapots. The lot includes three teapots all signed with various touch marks from different periods. The lar

American pewter teapot attributed to William Will (Philadelphia, 1764-1798), Queen Anne form, high domed lid with unusual hinge and pearwood handle, pear-shaped body rises from flat bottom, large ear-

UNITED STATES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY A collection of four American pewter tea pots. The lot includes a large R. Dunham Cast pewter handle teapot, a J. Danforth No. 12 squat teapot with pewter cast handle

A 19th century American Pewter Teapot by Sellew & Co., Cincinnati. Bulbous body with hollow handle and shaped spout, stepped hinged cover. Wear and some denting. 10 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

Lot of (2) 1830-1840s Pewter Teapots, incl: Teapot by Allen Porter, Westbrook, ME, hinged lid, scrolled handle and spout, footed base, base stamped 'A. Porter', 8 1/4" high, 9" x 5 3/4", lid finial wo

Crica 1850. A pewter tea pot marked [I.C. LEWIS] for Isaac C. Lewis of Meridan, Connecticut. Measures 10.5 inches tall. In good overall condition with a few spots of aged wearing.

19th Century American pewter teapot, Maker: Thomas S. Derby of Middletown, Ct., 1822-1850

EIGHT AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOTSAmerican, 19th century, pewter. Eight (8) assorted teapots consisting of a Roswell Gleason of Dorchester Massachusetts, James Putnam of Malden Massachusetts, Lemuel J Curt

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.

Four Antique American 19th c Pewter Teapots. The tallest is 9". Weight on all combined 7 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

1800's large American pewter teapot with ebony handle signed Dixxon & Son. Losses to finial noted, but otherwise in good condition. It measures 12" tall by 11" across. These items come from the estate

Cotterell. National Types of Old Pewter. Boston: Antiques Inc., 1925. #226 of 1050 copies. // Kerfoot. American Pewter. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1924. Some stains to bottom edge. // Montgomery. A His

Townsend is approx 12" dia, a German pewter plates is approx 11" dia, and an American pewter teapot.

Lot of two including a nice marked Boardman & Hart N. York coffee pot with black painted handle and black turned wood finial10 x 6 x 11 1/2" high; and teapot marked TD&SB, Thomas Danforth Boardman and

A pewter teapot by Boardman & Hart. Stamped, 'Boardman & Hart, small circle with a spiral, N-York' and the number '5.' Condition: good. One dent on lower body. See images. Weight: approx. 3 lbs.

18TH C. AMERICAN PEWTER CHARGER Thomas Badger, (Boston, MA, 1787-1815), #0102 A History of American Pewter, Montgomery, 15" dia.

Lot of Various American 19th Century Pewter. Teapot 7-1/2"h.

Lot of Various American 19th Century Pewter. Teapot 11"h.

CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND, EARLY 19TH NTURY Two George Richardson made pewter teapots. The early 19th century pots were made right here in Cranston, Rhode Island. The larger a model C, the smaller a No.

Lot of Various American 19th Century Pewter. Largest teapot 9-1/2"h.

Group of Pewter Teapots, English, American, and European, 10 pieces total The tallest: 12-1/2"h Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

United States, England,19th Century Includes a Reed & Barton footed teapot with ebonized handle, a Freeman Porter teapot with tendril handle, a squat Roswell Gleason teapot, a Dixon & Son teapot with

Two Pewter Teapots, George Richardson, Sr. (1782-1848), Cranston, Rhode Island, c. 1835. The Richardson teapot with pedestal base impressed 'G. RICHARDSON' 'WARRANTED' 'CRANSTON RI' along with eagle-a

Lot of Early 19th Century American Pewter Items. Including Boardman, Phila. teapot, small porringer, two bowls, two plates, and a spoon. Largest plate, 12" diam.