Large Pewter Plate/Charger - Possibly Belgium - Mid 18th Century. See enlargements #5,#6,& #7 for touch marks. Size: 15.125" Diameter.

Pewter Charger With 13.25" Diameter. The wide border measuring 1.625" is a typical feature of many chargers. Circa 1790.

18th Century English Pewter Plate With Unusual Engraved Crest Arm And Clarinet. Marked: Samuel Duncomb Birmingham. Circa 1740-1780. Size: 19.5" Diameter.

Pewter Plate. Size: 8" Diameter. Circa 1920

Unusual American Fireplace Trivet. A 2.5" coppper apron with blind fretwork is riveted to brass feet and attached to a crescent shaped cast iron surface that shows traces of original steel plating. Circa 1820-1830. Size: 19.5" L x 4.25" W.

American Tole Tray With Handpainted Gold Fruit & Floral Decoration. Circa 1900. Size: 30" L x 22" W.

Circa 1835-1840 Pewter Coffee Pot - American. Marked: Leonard, Reed & Barton. Size: 12" W(to spout) x 6" Dia. x 13.25" H.

Pewter Chalice/Goblet - American. Marked: Vose & Co. Albany. Circa 1840. Size: 3.875" H x 6.5" H. Condition report: denting on stem.

Pewter Teapot With Pear Shape - American. Circa 1830-1840. Signed: A. Porter Westbrook, Maine. Size: 8.625" W(to handle) x 4.5" Dia. x 6.375" H.

American Sterling "Lighthouse Form" Coffee Pot With Chased Floral And Foliage Decoration. Manufacturer: J.E. Caldwell & Co. Philadelphia - Circa 1848. The Bottom Is Engraved: "R.A.F.P. from J.N. 1884." This item was purchased from the estate of Julie Penrose, and the initials on the bottom of the coffee pot are those of her father-in-law, whose son was Spencer Penrose, builder of the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Size: 925" H x 6.75" W - including spout and handle.

Sheffield Silver Plate Entree Dish With Armorial Crest. Circa 1820. Size: 12" L x 9" W x 5.5" H (top of handle).

Sterling Bowl With Wide Art Deco Geometric Shape Border. The classic border of tiny laurel leaves complements an inner engraved border that highlight four geometric cartouches. Maker: Clarence A. Vanderbilt. Weight: 14.5 Troy Ounces. Size: 11.5" W x 4.375" H. Circa 1909-1935. Condition report: good condition, very small mark near rim - see enlargment #7.