Philadelphia pewter chalice, attributed to Willi

DESCRIPTION: Two pewter vessels. Includes: 1) Attributed to Philadelphia, footed bowl circa 1820. Unmarked. Approximately 4-1/4" tall. 2) Attributed to Boardman short chalice. Made for church use. 5-1

Pewter Chalice and Two Beakers, New England, 18th century. One beaker impressed on interior base with rose-and-crown touchmark inscribed 'R.B.', a signature attributed to Robert Bonynge (or Bonning),

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-

ATTRIBUTED TO: HALL. BOADMAN & CO. PHILADELPHIA 1846 - WOODEN HANDLE DIMENSIONS: 11"

Excellent original condition. Purchased from H.V. Button of Waterford NY on Jan 3, 1931 for $200 the pair. During a 2009 Freemans sale, an almost identical pair (lot 11, April 19th) sold for over 12K.

Thomas Danforth, Philadelphia pewter basin, c 1800, 11 1/2" d, 1 3/8" d

Cranberry red hand-blown art glass large Chalice Attributed to Moser circa 1940. Gold encrusted swirls to the exterior with applied paste gemstones. Applied ruffled accents to the socket. Likely 2nd q

DESCRIPTION: A Royal Selangor pewter Lord of the Rings chalice, in the motif of the character, Galadriel. Seen here with her head resting on her hand, wearing a crown with a black stone cabochon. Mark

B Barns, Philadelphia pewter basin, 7 3/4" d, good marks, some scratches, generally very nice surface

Very good condition with a few rim chips, no cracks or repairs. Height 11 1/2 inches.

Two 18th Century Philadelphia Pewter Plates. Barnes 11-1/8" soup plate and "Love" 7-7/8" plate. Condition: Barnes is good, Love has dents and a crack.

DESCRIPTION: A Royal Selangor pewter Lord of the Rings chalice, in the motif of the character, Gandalf. Seen here with his head resting on his spiraled beard, tapering into the stem and base.. Marked

11-1/4"h x 5-1/4"dia.

MULLINGER PEWTER chalices in box and COLONIAL PEWTER napkin rings

Philadelphia, attributed to the shop of Anthony Quervelle, circa 1840, with variegated marble top, over scrolled supports, single door with mirrored inset, shelved interior, pull out mixing slide with

American Classical Gilt-Bronze and Iron Gasolier mid-19th century, Philadelphia, attributed to Cornelius based on the gas keys, with an iron housing set with a molded bronze pan, a bronze figure of Ap

English George III sterling silver goblet/ chalice, attributed to Henry Chawner and John Eames, c.1812, engraved heraldic crest, with a dexter hand erect and pale having the outer fingers bowed inward

Rare amber blown chalice. Attributed to Pitkin Glass Works. Connecticut, circa 1810. H 8-1/2" D (rim) 3" D (base) 3-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Tiny rim flake. Copy and paste this l

A grouping of seven American pewter plates to include a large charger marked Hartford, a Blakeslee Barnes Philadelphia pewter plate, two Boardman & Co New York pewter plates, a Danforth pewter plate,

c. 1900 Excellent condition, heavy, blue decorated Pilsner shaped stoneware beer mug/ chalice attributed to Utica Pottery Co. Impressed and cobalt-highlighted advertising for the Crystal Spring Brewin

Pair of "Roman Centurion" Brass, Marble and Glass Girandoles mid-19th century, Philadelphia, attributed to Cornelius and Company. h. 21", w. 17-1/2", d. 5-1/2"

Mixed lot. Asian wood and pottery, Boardman and Hall Philadelphia Pewter.-- Dimensions: ---

Early Philadelphia pewter charger. Hallmarked with eagle and stamped B. Barnes. excellent condition. D 11-3/16" H 1-1/4"

Dated '09, together with another chalice attributed to Leonard de Longa, signed on underside Heights from 7"h to 7-1/4"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert