A few examples of appraisal values for
PEWTER TEAPOT MARKED 1 11 2 1

• Pewter teapot With floral
  Pewter teapot With floral finial, stamped '1765 Reed and Barton 6', together with a pitcher, a covered sugar bowl, and two porringers. (5). H. 10 in.
• Pewter teapot by McQuilken 7"h;
  Pewter teapot by McQuilken 7"h; together with three early plates 9.25"dia each; a later plate and a pair of candlesticks and creamer
• PEWTER TEAPOT. Touch mark for
  PEWTER TEAPOT. Touch mark for ''Smith & Co. 2'' Massachusetts mid 19th century. Small teapot with polished surface and black repaint on the handle and finial 6 1/2''h.
• 3 pcs pewter, c/o: teapot,
  3 pcs pewter, c/o: teapot, touchmarks to base, 2 armorial plates, 11-1/4" d, 18th - 19th c Estimate $200-300
• Sterling silver 1 1/2 pint teapot
  Sterling silver 1 1/2 pint teapot and a tray, 11"l, 20 Troy ozs
• A silver ''Queen Anne'' style
  A silver ''Queen Anne'' style teapot London 1931 wt. 11.4 oz.
• 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.
• THREE PIECES OF PEWTER. Nineteenth
  THREE PIECES OF PEWTER. Nineteenth century. Two marked American teapots. One by James Putnam (Malden Massachusetts ca. 1830-1835) 8 1/2''h. and one with a faint Thomas Danforth mark 7''h. Together with a European mug 4 1/8''h. Imperfections.
• American Pewter Teapot American
  American Pewter Teapot American 19th century. A pewter teapot by J. Danforth having a domed hinged lid with finial a gooseneck spout and a double-scroll handle maker's mark impressed on underside; ht. 6.5 in. Condition: Foot is bent loss of black paint on handle.
• American Pewter Teapot American
  American Pewter Teapot American 19th century. A pewter teapot by Woodbury and Colton of Philadelphia having a domed hinged lid with finial gooseneck spout and a double-scroll handle maker's mark impressed on underside; ht. 11 in. Condition: Black paint loss to handle bent lid bent foot.
• American Pewter Teapot American
  American Pewter Teapot American 19th century. A pewter teapot by William McQuilkin Philadelphia having a domed hinged lid with finial a gooseneck spout and a double-scroll handle maker's mark impressed on underside; ht. 8 in. Condition: Repair to handle foot is bent.
• A silver teapot, London circa 1910,
  A silver teapot, London circa 1910, (marks rubbed), monogrammed, 23cm wide
• Pewter teapot with bright-cut
  Pewter teapot with bright-cut decoration e. smith, beverly, massachusetts, (1813-1856) Globular form with bright cut floral bands. . H: 7 1/2 in. Near fine conditiion, dents and crack in bottom, fine touch .
• PEWTER TEAPOT, MID 18TH C.Pewter
  PEWTER TEAPOT, MID 18TH C.Pewter teapot, mid 18th c. , possibly John Will, New York, 6 1/4" h. See Charles Montgomery {History of American Pewter}, pg. 171. Provenance: Bernard Myerson, 1989; Collection of Drs. Donald Maurice & Patricia Thompson Herr. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• Pewter teapot luther boardman
  Pewter teapot luther boardman With a domed lid on a squat incised, body, molded foot. H: 7 1/4 in. PROVENANCE: Stanley and Rose Rich pewter collection Some wear.
• 19th c. Continental pewter
  19th c. Continental pewter teapot. 12'' Ht.
• Three pieces pewter hollowware:
  Three pieces pewter hollowware: teapot, tapered sides, cast hollow handle, 9-1/4 in.; two thistle-form chalices, 6-1/2 in., [minor base dents, corrosion], all unsigned, probably American, 19th century. Magee Estate.
• Griswold Pewter Teapot American
  Griswold Pewter Teapot American 19th century. A pewter teapot with domed lid and scroll handle partial interior touchmark for A. Griswold of Meriden Connecticut; ht. 8 in. Condition: Small dents to surface.
• New York pewter teapot ca. 1840
  New York pewter teapot ca. 1840 bearing the touch of Thomas Boardman 7 1/4" h. ?
• ANTIQUE AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOT BY
  ANTIQUE AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOT BY DANIEL CURTISS19th CenturyJacob's mark #79. Height 8.''
• Matching pewter teapot and coffee
  Matching pewter teapot and coffee pot octagonal shaped wooden scroll handles hinged lids both imprinted ''James Dixon & Sons'' along with serial numbers under base surface scratches slightly bent rosettes on lids paint loss verdigris on bases coffee pot handle slightly loose teapot measures 8 1/2'' h. coffee pot measures 12 1/2'' h.
• Deco style Chinese pewter teapot,
  Deco style Chinese pewter teapot, flattened form with reeded sides, green hardstone finial, base with two-character mark stamped twice, etched "China", 20th century, 7-1/8 x 5-1/2 x 2 in. Lid with minor dent to corner, body with scratches. Private Collection, Michigan
• Pewter teapot j. d. locke, new
  Pewter teapot j. d. locke, new york city, new york, 1835-1860 Model number 13. H: 7 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Barbara Bako, Wilton Show.
• 19th century copper teapot,
  19th century copper teapot, dovetailed construction, base with heart shaped mark, probably English, 11-1/2 in. Interior with old white paint, finial possibly replaced.
• A silver teapot, London 1911, of
  A silver teapot, London 1911, of oval shape with ebonised finial and handle, approximately 560gm gross
• Pewter teapot daniel curtiss,
  Pewter teapot daniel curtiss, albany, new york, 1822-1840 H: 7 in. Very good to fine pretty design.
• ENGLISH PEWTER TEAPOT, CA. 1800,
  ENGLISH PEWTER TEAPOT, CA. 1800, WITH TWO PLATESEnglish pewter teapot, ca. 1800, marked Curtis & Co. , 5 3/4" h., together with two small plates marked Compton . Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• PEWTER TEAPOT. Touch mark for
  PEWTER TEAPOT. Touch mark for Daniel Curtiss (Albany New York ca.1822-1840). Jacobs #79. Black repaint on handle and wafer finial. 7.5''h.
• AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOT AND AN
  AMERICAN PEWTER TEAPOT AND AN ENGLISH MUG The teapot impressed Smith with ringed bowl swan's neck spout and c-scroll handle the baluster mug ''1 Quart Imperial''. 6 5/8 and 6 1/4 in.
• A silver teapot, Birmingham 1941,
  A silver teapot, Birmingham 1941, of oval form with wavy rim on four scroll feet, approximately 631gm
• Copper Teapot probably British,
  Copper Teapot probably British, 19th century, dovetailed construction with acorn finial, 11-1/2 in.,
• THREE PEWTER TEAPOTS. European
  THREE PEWTER TEAPOTS. European mid 19th century. Individual Queen Anne-style teapots with paneled spouts. Marked ''SV'' with a bee. Imperfections. 7''h. All have traces of black paint on the handle one has a repaired lid hinge all repaired lids.
• BRITANNIA METAL TEAPOT AND TWO
  BRITANNIA METAL TEAPOT AND TWO PEWTER PLATES 19th century pear-shaped pot with scroll handle and spout and floral finial; the larger plate English by John Townsend the other plate continental (3)
• FOUR AMERICAN PEWTER TEA AND COFFEE
  FOUR AMERICAN PEWTER TEA AND COFFEE POTS, 19TH C.Four American pewter tea and coffee pots, 19th c., one marked Gleason , tallest - 10 1/2". Condition: Some heavier wear and a couple repairs.
• Smith & Co. Pewter Teapot American.
  Smith & Co. Pewter Teapot American. A pewter teapot with domed lid scroll handle touchmark for Smith & Co.; ht. 7.5 in. Condition: Small dents to surface.
• PEWTER TEAPOT, 19TH C.Pewter
  PEWTER TEAPOT, 19TH C.Pewter teapot, 19th c., probably Allen Porter (Westbrook, Maine), 7" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.