Thomas Danforth, Philadelphia pewter basin, c 1800, 11

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

Six pewter plates and deep dishes. D 11" deep dish hallmarked Thomas Boardman. D 13" deep dish hallmarked Samuel Danforth. D 12-1/8" dish hallmarked Thomas Danforth. D 12-1/8" dish hallmarked Thomas a

All are Antique 18th + 19th American Pewter. 1- Large 13 1/8" Deep Dish by Joseph Danforth of Middleton CT c. 1780-1788. 2- Scarce Basin 11 1/4" by H. Yale & Co. of Wallingford CT c 1824-1835. 3&4- Tw

Four pieces of early pewter. Two pewter basins. Samuel Danforth, Hartford, Ct, D 8-1/8". Thomas Danforth, Stepney, Ct. D 10-1/8". Beaker Ashbil Griswold, Meriden, Ct. H 3". Coffee pot, H.B. Ward, Wall

Philadelphia Love Pewter Basin. Late 18th/Early 19th Century. Spuriously marked London, stamped with love birds and crown over X. 3"h. x 11-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with some dents and wear

Early 19th Century Philadelphia Love Pewter Basin. Spuriously marked London, stamped with love birds and crown over X. 3"h. x 11-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with some dents and wear.

(2) 19th c pewter tea pots, one signed TD & S, for Thomas Danforth & Sons, 7 3/4" h; , the other unsigned, 6 1/4" h

Including: Thomas Danforth II smooth brim plate with unusual marks 9 1/2 inches and a rare Middleton mark 8 inch plate and a 5 1/4 inch beaker. Thomas Danforth III basin 8 inches. Together with a Rose

1- Pewter Plate 8 3/4" "Love" Philadelphia c. 1734-1800. 2- Pewter Plate 9 1'4" by Stynt Duncombe of Bewdley c. 1740-1780. 3- Pewter Plate 18th c. with wavy edge 9 1/4". Weight on all combined 3 pds 2

Small Pewter Basin, William Will (1742-98), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c. 1790. Impressed in center of well with banner inscribed 'W\M WILL / PHILADELPHIA', 15cm wide, 15cm deep, 2cm high (6 3/8in wi

Five 18th and 19th c. American Pewter Plates & Basin. 1- Boardman c. 1805-1850 Basin. Made in Hartford CT, sold in NY 9 3/8". 2- Rare Parks Boyd Philadelphia c. 1795 Smooth Rim Plate 9 3/8". 3- Blaksl

Eleven pewter basins. Pewter Basin by Boardman, J-40 mark in bowl. D 12". Pewter Basin by Samuel Danforth 1795-1816. Hartford CT., c 1795. Mark 108. D 8-1/8". Pewter Basin by Richard Dustin 1763-1800.

Lot (4) pieces of 19th c. Pewter including basin (13" D., 3 1/2" Ht.), (3) teapots (6" to 11 1/2" Ht.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

James Howell, Philadelphia coin silver ladle, shell top, c 1800, 14" long; George III sterling elliptical server, London, 1799, maker WE/WF, 11 1/2" long, with 2 American CS shell bowl salt spoons, ma

Lot (11) early Pewter plates and chargers. Largest 18" D.. Includes Thomas Boardman, Richard Austin, Samuel Danforth, Joseph James Spackman, Nathaniel Austin.

Lot (2) 19th c. Pewter plates. Includes "T. D. Danforth (Phil., eagle mark, 7 1/2" D.), and "Samuel Danforth" (early touch mark, 1795, 11" D.). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

(8) Thomas Whartenby coin silver forks, fiddle back, 3-letter monogram, Philadelphia PA, c 1811-1850, 7" l, 10.11 TO

Stepney, Connecticut and Philadelphia, 1777-1818. Marked Jacobs #115 and 118. Scroll handle. Polished with light pitting. 5.5"h.

Rare Thomas Danforth II or III American Pewter Pint Mug18th century, Connecticut or Philadelphia, tapering cylinder with low band, scrolled handle and molded base rim, interior base with encircled lio

Philadelphia, late 18th-early 19th century. Lovebird "London" touchmarks. Deep, polished basin. Light overall scratches. 3"h. 11.5"d.

Three Marked Early American Pewter Platesmakers to include: Thomas Danforth, III (fl. 1777-1813), this example, eagle under "T.D.," likely Philadelphia, early 19th century; Jehiel Johnson, Middleton,

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

Marked for Thomas Danforth Boardman (Hartford, Connecticut, 1805-1850). One with BXW mark, Jacobs #48, 13.5"l. and one "T.D. Boardman", 11.25"l. Minor wear and some pitting.

American circa 1820-30, attributed to Thomas Danforth Boardman, Hartford, Conn. with stepped domed lid with turned finial, bulbous form with C scroll handle, unmarked, 9 x 5 1/2 x 9 1/2" high. Conditi