LARGE 17TH C PEWTER CHARGER WITH ADAM AND EVE ORIGINAL

LARGE 17TH C PEWTER CHARGER WITH ADAM AND EVE ORIGINAL ENGRAVING, ENGLISH CIRCA 1680-1700, 19.5"

probably German, possibly 16th/17th century, recessed center with repousse Adam and Eve scene, border decoration of dogs and hunter chasing deer, boar, rabbit, and unicorn, 3-3/4 x 25-3/4 in. diameter

Early, probably 18th or 17th century, blue and white Majolica charger from the Savona region of Italy. The charger depicts Adam and Eve and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. There is a crown ma

Early pewter large deep charger, well molded rim, (some scratches and slight raised dent to inner edge) Continental stamped mark verso and old writing, J H 17th century and numbers. 123-57. Early Amer

Full title: A large pewter 'temperantia' dish, Caspar Enderlein, Nuremberg, Germany, 1st quarter 17th C. Description: Dia 45,5 cm Ref.: Louvre, Paris, for the original by Francois Briot from Montbelia

17th Century Pewter Charger, 21 1/2" Diameter, Condition Noted

German Box Iron with "Adam and Eve" and "North Wind" Brass Repousse Top. Early Coil Spring Latch. Size 5 3/4" x 6 1/4"

17th c. Delft blue and white tin-glazed earthenware charger with scalloped edges, foliate rim, and figural landscape depicting a kneeling gentleman presenting a lady with a bird's nest containing two

London, diameter 18 inches. Broad triple reeded rim with pseudo hallmarks including a lion passant, a leopard’s head, a buckle, and an obscured TS maker’s mark, c

LARGE 18TH C OVAL PEWTER CHARGER 16 X 21

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine collection of pewter dishes; 2 chargers, 2 platters, and 4 plates - a total of 8 items! Included is a plain rim plate with a Stynt Dun

Gerard de Lairesse (Dutch, 1641-1711) Adam & Eve & the Snake - Mid-Late 17th Century etching depicting Adam & Eve in Paradise at the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil with the Devil/Snake wrapped aro

17th/18th C. English pewter chargers, with hallmarks. One is nicely engraved with a coat of arms.18.5”dia, 17.5”dia. & 16.5”dia. w/coat of arms. Provenance - The Estate Collection of

Gerard de Lairesse (Dutch, 1641-1711) Adam & Eve in Paradise Etching - Mid-Late 17th Century etching depicting Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Captioned in Latin under etching. Set under glass in

Large 18th C./ mid 19th C. pewter charger, American or English, incised ring at center, raised wide flat rim, reverse with three worn touchmarks, wear consistent with age including scratches, small de

CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD 1661-1722 BLUE AND WHITE CHARGER. Very large 17th century Kangxi period 15.25" charger with 8 painted panels along with a Kangxi auspicious character mark within a double blue ci

EDWIN SCHEIER (1910 - 2008) MARY SCHEIER (1908 - 2007) Large glazed earthenware charger with Adam and Eve, purple and blue glaze, Green Valley, AZ, 1991 Signed and dated 1 1/2" x 16 1/2" Provenance: T

Large early unmarked pewter charger. Condition: Excellent original condition. D23-3/8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zmimot71kn8kxb9/AAC_H4HjFwxOJWrdCywUas2

PAIR LARGE BLOWN GLASS CHARGERS, GREEN GLASS, TYPICAL 17TH CENTURY BROAD RIMS, PONTIL MARKS, NO CHIPS OR CRACKS, 16" DIAMETER

A large late 16th/early 17th C. Italian Majolica charger, depicting the Rape of the Sabines, with metal plate hanger attached.

The interior is painted in deep cobalt blue with a shaped panel depicting a pot of flowers. The wide rim is decorated with eight medallions, painted with flowers and interspersed cartouches with auspi

19th c. Alois Klammerth majolica charger decorated with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Signed en verso. 11.5”dia **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer

Large Redware Pottery Charger, SJ Pottery Bethel MO, Adam/EveThe unusually large and elaborate pie form charger depicting Adam and Eve besides the apple tree with a large serpent. The rim with alterna

1-Antique Pewter Dish 12 1/4" by Jan Gardinier, Dutch c. 1679-1701. 2- Large Pewter Charger 13 1/2"by Thomas Chamberlain of London c. 1734-1800. Weight combined 4 pds 14 oz.