AMERICAN PEWTER PORRINGER, L 6"

Four antique pewter porringers. One with double handles. American and European, 18th century. L 6-1/8" - 7-5/8". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dr

1-Irish Pewter Haystack Measure, dent to 1 side 3 3/4". 2- Irish Pewter Double Measure 3". 3- American Pewter Porringer, possibly John Skinner 7 1/2". 4- American Pewter Porringer SG 6 1/2". Weight on

Nineteenth-20th century. Four double handled including one with cast scrollwork. 6.75"d., and one with rosette, 4"d. And four single handled. Two American with crown and "New England" handles. And two

FINE AMERICAN INDIAN CARVED CATLINITE TOMAHAWK PIPE W/PEWTER ACCENTS, H. 3 1/4" L. 6 1/4"

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.

Six 19th century American Pewter bowls. Includes a footed bowl with attached underplate, three low bowls, a smaller bowl and porringer by various makers including Stafford, Porter Blanchard and B. Bar

American 18th century with cast crown handle with SG on back, 6 5/8 x 4 5/8 x 1 3/4" high. Condition Fine.

First half-19th century, possibly American. The largest is attributed to Samuel Hamlin (Rhode Island, 1746-1801), 7.5"h. 5"dia. New England crown handle, 6"h. 4"dia., and the smallest porringer attrib

(6) Pcs metal, c/o pewter coffee pot, 9-1/2" h, (2) pewter plates (one marked England), 10" & 7-3/4" dia, pewter porringer (misshapen), pair of bronze tone candlesticks, 12-1/2" l x 5" h

By Ronald Cameron (1930-2013). The piece in pewter with gilt accents and with plaque reading "Tepee Tot." H5 1/2" L6 3/8" Sold from the collection of a prominent American horse trainer.

Old Native American tomahawk pipe with notch carving on stem. Stem with pewter inlay and brass tacks, retains a beautiful early patina . Excellent condition.L 19-3/4". L tomahawk head 6-3/4". Please r

Including two covered dishes, creamer jug and sugar bowl, assorted spoons and six porringer bowls. 24 pieces. 6"h x 9"l. Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector.

Nineteenth century, American. Including kettles, ladles, 6 porringers, wafer iron, mold, etc. Varying wear. Large kettle 12"h. Wafer iron 19.5"l.

Seven piece of pewter tableware, 18/19th c., to include a John Townsend Queen Anne teapot 6.5"h; German chocolate pot; tavern measure; American porringer etc.

American, first half 19th Century. Two coffee pots. 9.25"h and 8.5"h. A lidded syrup. 6"h, a sugar bowl. 7"h, a creamer. 5.5"h and two porringers. Wear, dents, and repair.

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

6 Pcs Pewter Porringers & Box. 6 1/4" Long (Box)

GROUP OF 6 PEWTER PORRINGERS, LARGEST APPROXIMATELY 7 1/2 IN

SOUTHWEST AMERICAN INDIAN AX HEAD, L. 6 1/2"

10855THE FRANKLIN MINT FINE PEWTER AMERICAN FIGURES (6) The Franklin Mint fine Pewter American figures to include The Gibson Girl 1876-1895, The Pathfinder 1796-1815, The Immigrant 1896-1915, The Firs

3 CW15-11 and 3 CW15-14, all marked on underside "Williamsburg Steiff Pewter", width 6 1/4"-6 1/2".

Early painted wooden Native American Carnival target. 36" L., 6 1/2" W..

Jack Tworkov (American 1900-1982)- "T. L. #6"- lithograph, 1978, signed, dated, titled and numbered in pencil, edition of 250 plus 15, The Print Club of Cleveland publication no. 58 for 1980. 12 1/4 x

NATIVE AMERICAN STONE AX HEAD, L 6 3/4":Of ovoid form, measuring L.6 3/4" x 3 3/4". For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE