antique collectibles: pewter
Pewter was used in the ancient world by the Egyptians and later the Romans, and came into extensive use in Europe from the Middle Ages. Most tableware was produced in pewter until the making of porcelain. Mugs and tankards may be the most familiar pewter antiques, although the metal was also used for many other items including porringers, plates, dishes, basins, spoons, measures, flagons, communion cups, teapots, sugar bowls, beer steins, and cream jugs.
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A Very Rare Pewter And Brass Birthing Bowl 18th Century.
koos limburg jnr, glen prosen, united kingdom
A Very Rare Pewter And Brass Birthing Bowl 18th Century. Stamped with makers mark with date 1760. On the top of the lid mounted with brass cupid holding bird. In very good original used condition,...
£1,250.00
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Seven Large Pewter Flagons
georgian antiques, edinburgh, united kingdom
Seven various pewter lidded flagons, four dated 1788, of standard classic form with hinged lid scrolling lifting handle with an out-swept tail, most have the makers mark stamped to the inside of the, including ‘Gardner,’...
£2,500.00
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Large Pewter Chargers/Plates
georgian antiques, edinburgh, united kingdom
Six various large pewter plates, some dated 1843 and a few with the maker’s mark on the back including ‘William Scott’ clearly marked on a few of the plates with his emblem, another few indistinctively...
£1,000.00
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Rare Dutch Pewter And bronze “Kraantjeskan” (Samovar / Coffee / Tea Urn) Circa 1750.
koos limburg jnr, glen prosen, united kingdom
Rare Dutch Pewter And bronze “Kraantjeskan” (Samovar / Coffee / Tea Urn) Circa 1750. This is the nicest type of pewter/bronze Dutch coffee urn, a beautiful model and this type is very rare to find...
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Pewter ale, cider flagon
michael armson (antiques) ltd, wilstone, united kingdom
A very large pewter lidded flagon which apart from a slightly flattened thumb piece is in excellent condition, this would have been either for serving ale but more probably it was a cider jug, it...
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