A few examples of appraisal values for
HOLLAND PEWTER

• Hammered pewter bowl on raised base
  Hammered pewter bowl on raised base supported by kneeling figures, also beaded border along rim and base; marked Gero Holland. 6"H x 10 3/4"Diam.
• Dutch brass alms dish together with
  Dutch brass alms dish together with an engraved pewter charger 14" dia. a John Townsend plate and a pint mug. ?
• DELFT PEWTER-MOUNTED POLYCHROME
  DELFT PEWTER-MOUNTED POLYCHROME FAIENCE JUGDelft tin-glazed earthenware jug, possibly German, 18th c., pewter lid with knop finial, thumbrest, monogrammed MZ, body with polychrome floral design, single handle with green dashes, on a pewter foot, typical small chip to spout, intact with hairline to rim, crazing, approx 10 5/8"h, 5 1/8"diam, 2.25lbs
• DELFT PEWTER-MOUNTED POLYCHROME
  DELFT PEWTER-MOUNTED POLYCHROME FAIENCE JUGDelft tin-glazed earthenware jug with pewter lid, 18th c., polychrome floral design, lid monogrammed W.B., approx 9.75"h, 4"diam, 1.75lbs
• Dutch Pewter Footed Dish, first
  Dutch Pewter Footed Dish, first quarter 19th century, by Hermanus van der Linde, Deventer, with concave rim and baluster standard above an ogee-domed foot, h. 4-3/4", dia. 8-1/2".
• THREE PIECES OF DUTCH OR FLEMISH
  THREE PIECES OF DUTCH OR FLEMISH PEWTERThree pieces of Dutch or Flemish pewter, late 18th/early 19th c., to include a flagon, 7" h., a lidded ewer, 8 1/2" h., and a small bellied pitcher, 5 1/2" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• Pewter porringer with double-tab
  Pewter porringer with double-tab handle and in center of bowl a relief bust of "P. Eugene". 2"h.x11"w.
• English and American Pewter English
  English and American Pewter English and American 19th century. An assembled group of seven pieces of pewter including a circular tray with unidentified mark two half pint goblets marked for England a teapot with goose neck spout hinged lid scroll handle unmarked a pair of candlesticks unmarked but by Holman (Cincinnati OH) and a footed bowl marked for International Pewter; teapot ht. 9.25 in. tray dia. 14 in. Condition: Teapot finial is loose tray rim is bent and has incised text scratches and dents to surface.
• DUTCH POLYCHROME DELFT
  DUTCH POLYCHROME DELFT THREE-PIECE MANTEL GARNITURE Marked in underglaze blue ''l.p. Kan;'' comprising a pair of ovoid jars and covers each with two profile portrait ovals initialed ''G.W.F.;'' and a beaker-form vase with single portrait initialed ''P.W.D.S.'' Note: Portraits are said to be of members of the House of Orange. 13 and 10 1/8 in.
• Huttensteinach pewter-mounted
  Huttensteinach pewter-mounted blue and white lithophane porcelain stein 20th century; Dutch windmill and river scenic decoration lithophane scene of family gathering 6 in. H. Estimate $ 100-200 Wear to pewter mounts slight wear underneath to porcelain.
• English and American Pewter English
  English and American Pewter English and American 19th/20th century. An assembled group of seventeen?assorted pewter pieces including a coffee pot one large footed bowl six footed bowls one master salt three goblets and four candlesticks all unmarked and one small footed bowl marked Paul Revere Reproductions / Colonial Pewter / by / Boardman; coffee pot ht. 9.5 in. Tall candlesticks by Holman Cincinnati OH. Condition: Wear to black paint on coffee pot handle minor surface dents and scratches. Five identical bowls not in image.
• PEWTER: Five pewter figurines of
  PEWTER: Five pewter figurines of Beatrix Potter characters Hunca Munca Fisher Pig Fox Cat. Some wear to pewter surface.
• PEWTER TABLEWARESPewter
  PEWTER TABLEWARESPewter tablewares , to include a Townsend & Compton charger, three fluid lamps, etc. Condition: Candlesticks are reproduction.
• Delft Porringer, Two Pewter
  Delft Porringer, Two Pewter Spoons European, late 17th/early 18th century: porringer with two openwork handles, blue decoration with basket of flowers, 6-1/2 in., scattered chips and glaze losses to rim and foot ring; two pewter spoons, straight handles, K&B touchmarks flanking a crown, each about 7-1/2 in., creases where handle joins bowl, other dents and losses, (three pieces)
• Lancaster Pennsylvania pewter paven
  Lancaster Pennsylvania pewter paven ca. 1760 bearing the touch of Johann Christoph Heyne 6 3/8" dia. ?
• PEWTER CHARGER TWO PLATES AND A
  PEWTER CHARGER TWO PLATES AND A BOWL Each circular with molded rim the charger with four rubbed punch marks the larger plate with armorial underneath and the smaller impressed ''London;'' together with six pewter spoons three wood-handled knives and three forks by T.B. Hawksworth Sheffield and a toasting fork. 8 to 16 3/4 in.
• PEWTER DISHFranz Vanderbecken
  PEWTER DISHFranz Vanderbecken (Ghent, Belgium b. 1733) pewter dish engraved with a coachman, two-horse carriage, and a pipe-smoking passenger, the rim with floral and vine engraving, inscribed CPR 1755 , 11 3/4" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PEWTER.
  AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PEWTER. Nineteenth century. Thirteen pieces. Bowls, porringer, teapots, inkwell with underplate, tankard, chamber lamp, salt and pepper and late salt. Varying wear and dents. Inkwell 7"w. Chamber lamp 7.5"h.
• PAIR OF DUTCH DELFT POLYCHROME
  PAIR OF DUTCH DELFT POLYCHROME GARNITURE VASES, SIGNED Late 18th century, shaped forms decorated in blue and white with a gentleman and a young lady each featured within a colorful scrolled and branch decorated surround, covers with green parrot finials, signed on the underside "HL" for Johannes Harlees at De Porceleyne Fles.
• Lot four pcs. 19th c. pewter
  Lot four pcs. 19th c. pewter including plates (one dated 1801) and flagon with chestnut motif hinge.
• DUTCH DELFT THREE PIECE
  DUTCH DELFT THREE PIECE POLYCHROME MANTEL GARNITURE SET, SIGNED A covered urn and two beaker vases, five color decoration featuring the popular parrot perched on a flowering branch surrounded by clusters of large blossoms between blue circular lines, baluster forms with paneled sides, each marked on the underside in blue "I.D.M." for Jacob De Mildo circa 1780 at the De Paauw Factory (1651-1774).
• LANCASTER PEWTER PATEN, CA.
  LANCASTER PEWTER PATEN, CA. 1765Lancaster, Pennsylvania pewter paten, ca. 1765 , bearing the touch of Johann Heyne, 7 3/4" dia. Illustrated in The Folk Tradition , #185. Provenance: John Carl Thomas February 20, 1982, ex collection of John Remensnyder; Part II/III of the pewter collection of Drs. Donald & Patricia Herr. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Some pitting.
• FLYING HOLLANDER PENNY TOY Meier
  FLYING HOLLANDER PENNY TOY Meier Germany lithographed tin articulated action depicts young boy on wheeled cart. 3'' l. Wear to litho. (VG Cond.)
• THREE PEWTER ITEMSThree pewter
  THREE PEWTER ITEMSThree pewter items, to include a Dutch or Flemish Queen Anne form teapot, ca. 1760, 7" h., a pewter coffeepot, ca. 1840, 10 1/2" h., and a Swiss pewter lidded tureen, ca. 1835, with two handles, 6 1/2" h., 5 1/2" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• FIVE PIECES OF PEWTER. American and
  FIVE PIECES OF PEWTER. American and European, 19th century. Castor set marked for Israel Trask (Beverly, Massachusetts, 1786-1867). Pewter revolving frame with five matching pressed glass jars and bottles. One has glued stopper. Polished pewter has some residue and pitting. 10"h. overall., porringer with crown handle, 5.5"d. and round box with lid. 1"h. 4"d. Together with two European measures impressed "A". 3.25", 5"h.
• ASSORTMENT OF PEWTER & SPELTER
  ASSORTMENT OF PEWTER & SPELTER HOLLOWARE Including Art Nouveau candlesticks, approximately 8 in. H.; two dresser boxes, and other like items.
• Flemish pewter flagon early 19th
  Flemish pewter flagon early 19th century; with shell-form thumb piece maker's mark underneath 9 in. H. Estimate $ 200-300 Scratches pitting wear from use.
• TWO DUTCH DELFT POLYCHROME
  TWO DUTCH DELFT POLYCHROME TANKARDS, SIGNED The first is mounted in pewter, decorated in four colors with blossoms and stylized manganese trees, marked on the underside "BP" for Pieter ver Burgh at Bloompot 1761 (chips to handle; underside base loss; break to pewter base ring) (6 1/2 in.); the second is also floral decorated in four colors, pewter lid, not marked (glaze wear on handle; base rim chip; hairline from rim) (8 3/4 in.)
• PEWTER WAREA group of antique
  PEWTER WAREA group of antique pewter items consisting of a 19th century ship captains inkwell with 5 pen receptacles (minus reservoir) measuring 2.5" h x 7.75" diameter, a French baluster shaped humidor (bruising) with a screw-on handled lid over an interior lid, bearing marks 'Marque Déposée', measuring 7.5" h, together with a 1-quart tavern ale pitcher with stamped marks measuring 6.25" h, a 1-pint ale mug with impressed marks measuring 4.25" h, and a small bellied & lidded pitcher measuring 6" h, and a vintage pair of salt & peppers measuring 3.5" h.
• THREE PIECES OF FAIENCE.
  THREE PIECES OF FAIENCE. Netherlands 18th century and France 20th century. Polychrome decorated tin glaze. Delft plate marked ''De Paauw'' (The Peacock) 7 1/2''d. and an individual teapot with an armorial shield for Paimpol France 4 1/4''h. Together with a Delft blue and white vase with Asian figural decoration. Made into a lamp. Vase 12''h. Some imperfections. Teapot has colored in finial flake plate has expected flaking and glued repair vase has hairlines.
• Chilmark Pewter Figurine ''Crow
  Chilmark Pewter Figurine ''Crow Scout'' by Polland 6 1/2''.
• Early Pewter Canteen.
  Early Pewter Canteen.
• (3) DELFT TANKARDS - 1) 18th c
  (3) DELFT TANKARDS - 1) 18th c Dutch Faience Tankard with Pewter Fittings pottery decorated with a shepherd and shepherdess seated in a landscape hinged pewter top having a bust medallion of Karl XII of Sweden 11'' tall overall 7'' wide at handle 4 1/2''
• DUTCH PEWTER BEAKER, CA.
  DUTCH PEWTER BEAKER, CA. 1690Dutch pewter beaker, ca. 1690, with wrigglework portraits of William and Mary and initials H L , 5 5/8" h. See B. Dubbe, Tin en tinnegieters in Nederland , fig. 478. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• DELFT INKWELL. Netherlands 2nd
  DELFT INKWELL. Netherlands 2nd half 17th century. Thin tin glaze with blue stripes and floral designs. Ink and three attached quill holders. Glaze flakes. 2 3/4''h.
• FOUR PEWTER ITEMS, 19TH C.Four
  FOUR PEWTER ITEMS, 19TH C.Four pewter items, 19th c., to include a Dutch kettle by D.F. Wakker, Amsterdam, 6" h., a Swedish flagon with spout, 7" h., a Swiss kelchkanne, 8" h., and a German measure, 5 3/4" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.