ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER 1 PINT 'DRIP CATCHER ...
Item Ref
P-262
Description:
Antique English pewter 1 pint 'drip catcher or funnel stand' by William Robert Loftus of London, the makers mark on the inside base gives the address of 321 Oxford Street, London, this would date the item to the period 1882 - 1900.
The item would have been used on the tavern bar under the beer pumps to catch any drips or as a stand to place a pouring funnel into after use.
Verification marks:
There are no capacity or verification marks
Condition:
The item is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver-grey finish with very slight traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs.
Size:
Height 4.375in (11.20cm)
Base diameter 4.00in (10.20cm).
Capacity: 20.00fl.oz.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: PS6004.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: -
Shipping costs:
UK: £12.00
Europe: £25.00
USA/Canada: £35.00
Stock number: P-262.
Antique English pewter 1 pint 'drip catcher or funnel stand' by William Robert Loftus of London, the makers mark on the inside base gives the address of 321 Oxford Street, London, this would date the item to the period 1882 - 1900.
The item would have been used on the tavern bar under the beer pumps to catch any drips or as a stand to place a pouring funnel into after use.
Verification marks:
There are no capacity or verification marks
Condition:
The item is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver-grey finish with very slight traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs.
Size:
Height 4.375in (11.20cm)
Base diameter 4.00in (10.20cm).
Capacity: 20.00fl.oz.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: PS6004.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: -
Shipping costs:
UK: £12.00
Europe: £25.00
USA/Canada: £35.00
Stock number: P-262.
£75
| $103 USD | €88 EUR
ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER 1 PINT MEASURE, BY ...
Item Ref
P-246
Description:
Antique English pewter 1 pint measure by Frederic Sanders of London who worked 1861 - 1876. The measure is straight sided with a low banded fillet to the drum. The makers mark is inside the base. The front of the measure is engraved 'P Fuller, Yew Tree, Felstead'. The Yew Tree Inn in Causeway End, Felstead and was closed in 2007, the property is now in residential use. P Fuller would have been the landlord around 1870. The thumb rest on top of the handle is engraved with the letter 'F'.
Verification marks:
There is a 'Pint' label to the left of the handle.
Crown VR 179 and 'EXS' to the right of the handle.
Condition:
The measure is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver-grey finish with traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs.
Size:
Height 4.375in (11.20cm)
Base diameter 3.875in (9.80cm).
Capacity: 20.00fl.oz.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: PS13120.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: -
Shipping costs:
UK: £12.00
Europe: £25.00
USA/Canada: £35.00
Stock number: P-246
Antique English pewter 1 pint measure by Frederic Sanders of London who worked 1861 - 1876. The measure is straight sided with a low banded fillet to the drum. The makers mark is inside the base. The front of the measure is engraved 'P Fuller, Yew Tree, Felstead'. The Yew Tree Inn in Causeway End, Felstead and was closed in 2007, the property is now in residential use. P Fuller would have been the landlord around 1870. The thumb rest on top of the handle is engraved with the letter 'F'.
Verification marks:
There is a 'Pint' label to the left of the handle.
Crown VR 179 and 'EXS' to the right of the handle.
Condition:
The measure is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver-grey finish with traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs.
Size:
Height 4.375in (11.20cm)
Base diameter 3.875in (9.80cm).
Capacity: 20.00fl.oz.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: PS13120.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: -
Shipping costs:
UK: £12.00
Europe: £25.00
USA/Canada: £35.00
Stock number: P-246
£100
| $138 USD | €117 EUR
ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER 3/4 PINT TAVERN MUG ...
Item Ref
P-257
Description:
A scarce antique English pewter tavern mug of 3/4 pint capacity, the base bears the mark of Thomas Dean Alderson of London who worked 1796 - 1852. Thomas Dean Alderson is very well known for being the Pewterer to King George IV and for producing the pewter dinner service for the coronation banquet held on 19th July 1821.
There are no verification marks.
Condition:
The mug is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver-grey finish with traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs.
Size:
Height 3.50in (9.00cm)
Base diameter 3.625in (9.20cm).
Capacity: 15.00fl.oz.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: PS13.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: OP40.
Provenance:
Ex Albert Bartram Collection.
Shipping costs:
UK: £12.00
Europe: £25.00
USA/Canada: £35.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-257.
A scarce antique English pewter tavern mug of 3/4 pint capacity, the base bears the mark of Thomas Dean Alderson of London who worked 1796 - 1852. Thomas Dean Alderson is very well known for being the Pewterer to King George IV and for producing the pewter dinner service for the coronation banquet held on 19th July 1821.
There are no verification marks.
Condition:
The mug is in excellent condition with a very lightly polished silver-grey finish with traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs.
Size:
Height 3.50in (9.00cm)
Base diameter 3.625in (9.20cm).
Capacity: 15.00fl.oz.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: PS13.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks: OP40.
Provenance:
Ex Albert Bartram Collection.
Shipping costs:
UK: £12.00
Europe: £25.00
USA/Canada: £35.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-257.
£125
| $172 USD | €146 EUR
ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER SPOUTED SPIRE FLAGON OF ...
Item Ref
P-190
Description:
A George III pewter spire flagon, circa 1790.
The flagon has a tapering straight-sided drum with a flared foot, there are reeded bands to the upper half of the drum, a double dome-lid with no finial, open chair-back thumbpiece and double-scroll handle with ball terminal. The spout has an internal fitted grill.
There are no makers marks that I can detect.
These flagon were for communion use in Churches.
Condition:
Excellent condition with a polished silver grey finish and some small traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs that I could detect.
Size:
Height to top of thumb piece: 11.00 in (28.00cm).
Base diameter: 5.00in (12.50cm).
Shipping costs:
UK: £15.00
Europe: £35.00
USA/Canada: £50.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-190.
A George III pewter spire flagon, circa 1790.
The flagon has a tapering straight-sided drum with a flared foot, there are reeded bands to the upper half of the drum, a double dome-lid with no finial, open chair-back thumbpiece and double-scroll handle with ball terminal. The spout has an internal fitted grill.
There are no makers marks that I can detect.
These flagon were for communion use in Churches.
Condition:
Excellent condition with a polished silver grey finish and some small traces of light oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs that I could detect.
Size:
Height to top of thumb piece: 11.00 in (28.00cm).
Base diameter: 5.00in (12.50cm).
Shipping costs:
UK: £15.00
Europe: £35.00
USA/Canada: £50.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-190.
£950
| $1,308 USD | €1,112 EUR
IMPRESSIVE LARGE CHARLES II PEWTER BROAD RIM ...
Item Ref
P-112
Description:
Antique English pewter broad rim charger of impressive large size. The rim is engrave with a mantled coat of arms, and also bears a set of hallmarks for an unrecorded maker. The reverse rim bears a shield shaped possible makers mark along with a triad 'G' over 'G E'.
Notes on the arms (courtesy of Bonham's):
The arms on this charger are unhatched - the tinctures (colours) of the arms are not designated - and so it is difficult to arrive at a definitive identification of the families they represents.
The dexter arms were borne (in a variety of combinations of tinctures) by various branches of the PALMER family. The sinister arms are probably those of PARKER, first granted by letters patent in 1537 to Henry Parker of Frith Hall, Essex. If this identification is correct, this coat of arms represents the marriage of a male of the Palmer family and a woman bearing the name Parker.
The only identified marriage between a Palmer man and a Parker woman was solemnized in 1645, when Richard Palmer married Olive Parker in Allexton, Leicestershire. The will of Olive Palmer of Loddington, Leicester was proved on 1 February 1678/9.
It is possible, therefore, that the arms on this charger represent the union between the Parker and Palmer families of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Three escutcheons, each charged with a pheon are carved in stone above the porch of the Old House, Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire. The building also bears the date 1678. It is believed to have been built by William Parker (d. 1699), whose memorial tablet is in Kibworth Beauchamp church.
It is possible that the Richard Palmer who married Olive Parker was a member of the Palmer family of East Carlton, Northamptonshire and Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire – both very close to Kibworth Harcourt – the most prominent member of which was Geoffrey Palmer (1598-1670), lawyer, MP, royalist and Attorney General, who was knighted and elevated to a baronetcy upon the Restoration in 1660.
Condition:
The charger is in good condition with a lightly polished finish to the front, there are some knife marks to the front showing signs of use. The reverse is unpolished with some flaking oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs that I can detect
Size: 23.25 inch diameter (59.00cm).
The rim is 4.25 inch (10.80cm), which represents 37%.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: - Unrecorded.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks - Unrecorded.
Shipping costs:
UK: £20.00
Europe: £60.00
USA/Canada: £100.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-112.
Antique English pewter broad rim charger of impressive large size. The rim is engrave with a mantled coat of arms, and also bears a set of hallmarks for an unrecorded maker. The reverse rim bears a shield shaped possible makers mark along with a triad 'G' over 'G E'.
Notes on the arms (courtesy of Bonham's):
The arms on this charger are unhatched - the tinctures (colours) of the arms are not designated - and so it is difficult to arrive at a definitive identification of the families they represents.
The dexter arms were borne (in a variety of combinations of tinctures) by various branches of the PALMER family. The sinister arms are probably those of PARKER, first granted by letters patent in 1537 to Henry Parker of Frith Hall, Essex. If this identification is correct, this coat of arms represents the marriage of a male of the Palmer family and a woman bearing the name Parker.
The only identified marriage between a Palmer man and a Parker woman was solemnized in 1645, when Richard Palmer married Olive Parker in Allexton, Leicestershire. The will of Olive Palmer of Loddington, Leicester was proved on 1 February 1678/9.
It is possible, therefore, that the arms on this charger represent the union between the Parker and Palmer families of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Three escutcheons, each charged with a pheon are carved in stone above the porch of the Old House, Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire. The building also bears the date 1678. It is believed to have been built by William Parker (d. 1699), whose memorial tablet is in Kibworth Beauchamp church.
It is possible that the Richard Palmer who married Olive Parker was a member of the Palmer family of East Carlton, Northamptonshire and Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire – both very close to Kibworth Harcourt – the most prominent member of which was Geoffrey Palmer (1598-1670), lawyer, MP, royalist and Attorney General, who was knighted and elevated to a baronetcy upon the Restoration in 1660.
Condition:
The charger is in good condition with a lightly polished finish to the front, there are some knife marks to the front showing signs of use. The reverse is unpolished with some flaking oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs that I can detect
Size: 23.25 inch diameter (59.00cm).
The rim is 4.25 inch (10.80cm), which represents 37%.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: - Unrecorded.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks - Unrecorded.
Shipping costs:
UK: £20.00
Europe: £60.00
USA/Canada: £100.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-112.
£2,950
| $4,063 USD | €3,452 EUR
ANTIQUE ENGLISH PEWTER DOME LID SHIPS INKWELL ...
Item Ref
P-286
Description:
Antique English pewter dome lid ships inkwell, the dome lid is fixed with a brass hinge allowing it to swing to expose the glass inkwell. The inkwell has a broad flared base and a pivoted system to keep it level as the ship moves.
The original glass liner is still in place and in perfect condition.
Condition:
The inkwell is in excellent condition with a polished finish all over with traces of oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs that I could detect.
Size:
Height: 3.50in (9.00cm).
Base diameter: 6.00in (15.00cm).
There are no makers marks.
Shipping costs:
UK: £15.00
Europe: £30.00
USA/Canada: £40.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-286.
Antique English pewter dome lid ships inkwell, the dome lid is fixed with a brass hinge allowing it to swing to expose the glass inkwell. The inkwell has a broad flared base and a pivoted system to keep it level as the ship moves.
The original glass liner is still in place and in perfect condition.
Condition:
The inkwell is in excellent condition with a polished finish all over with traces of oxide.
Repairs: There are no repairs that I could detect.
Size:
Height: 3.50in (9.00cm).
Base diameter: 6.00in (15.00cm).
There are no makers marks.
Shipping costs:
UK: £15.00
Europe: £30.00
USA/Canada: £40.00
Other countries: Please ask.
Stock number: P-286.
£125
| $172 USD | €146 EUR
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