Early American Pewter. One water pitcher

Early 19th century, England. One pewter lidded tea or coffee pot along with a water pitcher. Each in good, well kept condition. Tallest: H9 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Hickory, NC family.

Early Antique American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher by Black, Starr, and Frost (3 Pint). Fully Hallmarked Condition: Generally Very Good, Appears to Have 3 Old Very Small Silver Repairs in One Area,

Rectangular Early American Pattern Glass water pitcher in the Mitered Diamond Sunken buttons Pyramid pattern, 8 1/4' ht. Condition: minor base chips.

Lot of 3 early American pattern glass water pitchers, hobnail; diamonds and stars; and banded. Good condition.

Early American Style Pewter Tankard & Antique Stoneware Pitcher. Pewter tankard marked for a hotel on the bottom. Stoneware pitcher w American pioneer scene and measures 7 inches in height.

Assorted Lot Of Crystal & Cut Glass Kitchen Items, this lot features three large water pitchers, one is American brilliant cut crystal the other is American brilliant cut glass, one with a metal top,

American, third quarter 19th century. An early American colorless lead or flint glass water pitcher and cream pitcher, the water pitcher in the 'Ribbed Palm' pattern with applied handle and polished p

EARLY AMERICAN PINE WASHSTAND WITH BOWL & PITCHER-ONE DRAWER WITH ORIGINAL BRASS HARDWARE-ONE SHELF- BLUE & WHITE TRANSFERWARE- CHINESE MARINE-CRACK IN BASE OF PITCHER-DOES NOT GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH-

2 early American salt glaze stone ware pitchers, one accented with cows and one with Indian heads. Cows measure 8"H x 8.25"W and Indian heads measure 8.25"H x 8"W. Condition report: good condition wit

2 early American salt glaze blue stoneware pitchers, one with a butterfly on each side and one with a bird on each side. Measures approx. 8"H x 8.25"W. Condition report: good overall, some small chips

The undecorated Early American design is signed by the maker on the base and stamped Sterling. Measures 8.75 x 9 x 6 inches and weighs 20.4 ozt. Provenance: The Estate of a Lincoln, Nebraska Collector

Eight Early American Blown and Pattern Molded Glass Vessels 19th Century including a Union Glass Works (Philadelphia) bottle, one pitcher, one vase, two inkwells, two target balls and one scent bottle

MASCOTTE (OMN) / DOMINION WATER PITCHER, Vaseline (black lighted), applied handle. Ripley & Co. Circa 1888. 8 7/8" H.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 321.Provenanc

CLASSIC / GILLINDER NO. 403 WATER PITCHER, colorless with frosted panels, with open log feet. Gillinder & Sons. Circa 1875. 9 7/8" HOA.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass

WESTWARD HO WATER PITCHER, colorless and frosted, molded handle with dog-head terminal. Gillinder & Sons. Circa 1879. 9 1/2" HOA.Literature: Parallels Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, pp.

(S) A 12 piece set of Russel Wright serving pieces including three platters, one gravy pitcher, one gravy plate, five shakers, one salad plate, and one water pitcher. All pieces in good condition. Two

VALENTINE / TRILBY (OMN) WATER PITCHER, colorless, on circular foot. U. S. Glass Co. Circa 1891. 9 1/8" HOA.Literature: Reilly/Jenks - Early American Pattern Glass, p. 482, left.Provenance: From the c

FROSTED FRUITS WATER PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, colorless. Maker unverified. Circa 1896. 9 1/4" HOA.Undamaged.Literature: Metz - Much More Early American Pattern Glass, p. 76, fig. 1008.Provenance: Propert

AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER WATER PITCHER, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. With repoussed shell designs and chased strapwork. Marks on base include sterling, 4 1/2 pts and a pictorial Lion mark, probably for Redl

An American Silver Water Pitcher Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, Late 19th/Early 20th Century marked 'Sterling' to underside 30 ozt 9 dwt Height 7 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Michelle

An American Silver Water Pitcher A.G. Schultz and Co, Baltimore, Early 20th Century marked 'Sterling' on underside 20 ozt 15 dwt Height 8 3/4 inches. This lot is located in

* An American Silver Water Pitcher Theodore B. Starr, New York, NY, Late 19th/Early 20th Century the squat, baluster form body worked to show repousse flowers and foliate scrolls, raised on foliate fe

early to mid 20th century. unmonogrammed. H10 1/2" 29.7 oz

early to mid 20th century. unmonogrammed. H9" 23.6oz