Three Marked Early American Pewter Plates

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,

All 18th or early 19th century. A set of four 8" plates marked for Ashbil Griswold, a 9 1/4" plate marked for Boardman, a 9" example with illegible marks, and an 11" charger marked for Roswell Gleason

American and English, 18th-19th century. Marked. Three marked for Samuel Ellis, two for Robert Bush and a third for Bush and Perkins. Together with two American. Philadelphia "Love" touch and Boardman

Description: This lot includes three 19th century English pewter plates. One plate is marked "Austin" with 19th century American hallmarks. The largest plate is unmarked and the left most plate is mar

All measure approx. 8: dia. Three have English markings on back. One is marked :Philadelphia". Note: The Philadelphia plate is separated at lip and is in need of repair.

Eighteenth-20th century. Includes rattail spoons marked "N", 8"l., funnel and porringer. Together with three English warming plates, all marked including one for Thomas Giffin. 9.5"d. Varying wear.

Lot of four, including an American 13.6" diameter charger, unmarked, circa 1825; plus 9" marked London plate with double stamped crowned Tudor rose touch marks; plus 9" marked London plate with stampe

Late 18th-19th century. Plate marked for William Billings (Providence, Rhode Island, 1791-1806). 8.25"d. and an unmarked footed bowl, 4.25"h. 5.5"d. and beaker, (attributed to Israel Trask), 3.5"h.

American and English, 19th - early 20th century. Ten pieces of Staffordshire transferware, mostly blue romantic scenes. Three cups and saucers including "Alleghany", green "Gazelle" creamer, plate, tr

American and English, 19th century. Includes a 5.25" cann, a 10.25" marked plate, two 9" unmarked plates, one 8" unmarked plate, and a 9.25" Boardman and Company, New York plate.

First half 19th century. Six are unmarked American. Three chalices, 5.5"h., syruper, 6.5"h., flagon, 10.5"h. and a plate, 8"d. Another plate is marked "London", 9"d. Varying wear and pitting.

United States, England,18th-19th Century Includes a Townsend & Compton, Thomas Badger, Francis Piggott, Thomas Compton, Robert Bush & Co., Edward Leapidge, Samuel Duncombe, Nathaniel Barber, and Henry

English include 9.25", 9.5" and 9.65" diameter, all with British touchmarks, circa 1780-1810; and one scalloped Continental plate with double Angel touch marks, 10.25" diameter. Condition All VG+ to V

Three Pieces Early American Redware, Baker, Plate and BowlBaker, diameter 14 1/2 inches; plate, diameter 10 inches; bowl, diameter 7 1/2 inches. Note: All with cracks and repairs.

Three early 20th century American "Deldare Ware" plates by Buffalo Pottery. Transfer design with enamel details. Includes a "Fallowfield Hunt" charger, a "Ye Olden Times" dinner plate, and a "Ye Lion

Four Pewter Plates 9.5" Marked With American Eagle Maker JTS

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,

England, United States,Late 18th-Early 19th Century Includes small bowl, large bowl, a Robert Stanton plate, a Harris oblong platter, a large circular platter, a large deep serving dish, a Townsend &

A GROUP OF THREE EARLY AMERICAN "EAGLE" CURTAIN TIEBACKS, 19TH CENTURY. Comprising a pair of model 1842 brass belt plates converted to tie backs and a mercury glass wheel engraved with a union eagle

Type: Tableware Materials: Pewter Markings & Inscriptions: Most marked Date: Most 18th-19th century Maker: Various Description: Ten pieces, mostly English, including two examples by Richard King of Lo

Four with scalloped borders, marked to base. Largest Dia: approx. 9 1/4".

Group of Five Antique Early American Style Pewter & Brass Candlesticks. Marked Woodbury and Taunton. Tallest measures 8.5 inches.

Pewter tazza with armorial crest (2.25"h x 13"dia., three American pewter porringers attributed to Richard Lee, Taunton, MA circa 1780, provenance: Don & Pat Clegg; together with six plates, five with

DESCRIPTION: Three pewter plates. Includes: 1) Illegible touch marks on back “Si…”. Pitted surface and repairs. 13-1/4" diameter. 2) American pewter plate with very faint rampant lion touch mark