This 85-99% tin pewter tzedakah or charity plate was made in Germany by Fine Arts around 1740-60. The plate has a single line border and a well dish in the middle, and is used as a charity plate to collect money in a house of mourning. The initials zayin and nun on the top of the plate stand for Z and N that stand for Zecher Nishmas in memory of the decease.
This beautiful pewter 4 piece tea set was made in England by Liberty & Co c. 1900. This set includes a coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl, and creamer. All are hand hammered and done in the Tudric pattern with a gadroon border. The coffee and tea pot have matching finials as well as a rattan handle. Each piece has a circular tiered base. This 4 pc tea set make a wonderful addition to your table!
Awesome child's set made from Pewter in America c1900. Bowl: 2" tall, 4.75" in diameter, and an undertray: .5" tall, 6" in diameter. Both pieces are marked on the bottom: QUEEN ART PEWTER HALLMARK - this set is in good condition with normal surface scratching and wear
This pewter tureen was made in Holland in 1780. It measures 14" long, 9" wide, and 12" tall. It weighs 98 troy ounces. It's signed under the handles "JS NEEFF".
