The top of the lid engraved ’STUDY UNITY’, the drum finely engraved with the arms of the Wool Guild of Norwich, above a narrow fillet, atop the in...
The truncated cone body with two equally spaced slender fillets, the flat-lid with locating flange, wide single-curve handle with lower cylindrica...
The particularly high ball with a small front ‘pip’, incised lines to lid and body, 8.5cm high Provenance: Former C.A. Peal Collection. Lit...
Having peacock-tail ear with ownership initials to front and worn touchmark to rear, bellied bowl, flat base with footring, triangle & wedge brack...
With twin love-bird thumbpiece, swan-neck handle with boot-heel terminal, low narrow single fillet to drum, apparently unmarked, 34.5 fl.oz., 17cm...
Having a high-domed lid, a double-C and central bar thumbpiece, hollow single-curve handle with boot-heel terminal, the drum with rare decoration ...
With bun lid, bar and pierced-heart thumbpiece, plain straight-sided drum and ovolo-moulded foot, swan-neck handle with touchmark, possibly ‘RI’ (...
Having a flared collar, S-shaped handle with thumbrest and ball terminal, touchmark under base of M. Fothergill & Sons, Bristol, (fl.1793-1835), (...
Having a plain straight-sided drum and bold ovolo-moulded footrim, twin-cusp thumbpiece, swan-neck handle, hallmarks to lid of ‘ID’ (fl,1670-90), ...
Having a plain straight-sided tapering drum, a wide ovolo-moulded foot rim, domed-lid, scroll-moulded thumbrest, and bold swan-neck handle with bo...
The chalice with a flared tulip-shaped bowl, short stem and domed spreading foot, the rim decorated with multiple linear bands, the foot rim ‘gadr...
The well designed with a carnation stem, the triple-reeded rim with meandering decoration, along with hallmarks and touchmark to rear of Henry Har...
The plain drum with bullet-shaped base, ovolo-moulded footrim, bun lid with ball and fillet knop, erect thumbpiece, strap handle with splayed term...
The straight-sided drum with two narrow fillets, the stepped flat-lid with front denticulations and rare twin-bird thumbpiece, S-shaped single-cur...
Having a geometric-pierced cartouche ear, bellied bowl and bossed base, linguiform bracket under ear, hallmark to boss of John Pettiver, `London, ...
Having a peacock-tail ear, with ownership initials ‘I B’ and bar and wedge bracket, bellied bowl with flat base and footing, makers mark of ‘TL’ ,...
Each with mid-fillet to the tapering drum, and twin-lobed thumbpiece, one with vase knop, stamped 'P. Sampson Dundee’ inside base, 25.5cm high, t...
Of typical form, the domed-lid with acorn knop and spout cover, rams horn thumbpiece, handle with boot-heel terminal, 29cm high Provenance: Forme...
Six with domed-lids, palmette, open or solid chairback thumbpiece and characteristic double C-overlap handle, gallon to half-pint capacity, (10) ...
Having a tapering drum with flared base and mid-fillet, a slightly domed lid with locating flange to the underside, twin-lobed thumbpiece, and pro...
Pint, the truncated cone body with two bands of incised lines, the unusual erect lug to handle with ownership initials ’S B’, crowned ‘WR’ mark be...
The cylindrical plain body with bullet-shaped base and ovolo-moulded foot, knopped bun lid, pierced heart and bar thumbpiece, hollow swan-neck han...
Each with waisted socket, inverted-baluster facetted stem and dished octagonal base, one with indistinct touchmark to underside, 16cm high, (2).
The tapering drum with rare crowned William III mark to rim, twin-lobed and central tear drop thumbpiece, 24cm high.
Of flared form, with footring, designed with stylized scrolling flora and pomegranates, 17cm high.
Incised lines to lid and body, handle with lower strut attachment and hooded ball terminal, capacity, 8 fl.oz, 12.5cm high.
The body of typical shouldered form, with three multiple line incised bands, domed lid, erect thumbpiece and three-part hinge, height 17.5cm.
Of typical shouldered form, with shell thumbpiece, 8cm high.
Worn medallion to lid, shell thumbpiece, incised lines to body, 6.5cm high.
Having a knopped bun lid, a ribbed erect thumbpiece, Christogram engraved to drum, flared footrim, holds 3.5 pints, 34.5cm high Provenance: ...
The relatively slender straight-sided body with two narrow bands, and crowned ‘WR’ mark (mirrored RWR) to lip, the lid with front pierced denticul...
The flared bowl with a band of knurled decoration, on a domed base, extensive nature’s gilding, 3.5cm high, 6.8cm diameter; together with a small ...
Having a tapering straight-sided body with high and low fillets, centred by the engraved initials ‘B’ over ‘W C’ and ‘I N’, along with the date ‘1...
The lid engraved with two pairs of initials and with underside locating flange, twin-lobed thumbpiece, handle with lower strut attachment, taperi...
The reeded rim struck twice with ‘I C’ over a portcullis, the dated touchmark of Richard Boyden, Cambridge, (fl.1671-1699), (PS56), to rear, trace...
Having a typical open ring top raised on three 'legs' above the rim, with baluster-shaped body, Height 23.5cm. Literature: Peter Hornsby, 'Pewter ...
Each with a narrow rim, flared straight-sides and flat base, inset footring to underside, 12cm diameter, (2). Provenance: Former Sandy Law Colle...
The gently domed ‘flat’ lid with pierced front denticulations, bombé thumbpiece, S-curve handle with upper vine-cast decoration and bold rams’ hor...
The end of the stem cast with the profiles of King George III and Queen Charlotte, deep elongated oval bowl, touchmarks of John Vaughan, (fl.1753-...
The rim with engraved mantled initials ’T G’, along with the hallmarks of Richard Fletcher, (fl.1678-1694), (PS3403), and touchmarks to rear, 51.5...
The tapering drum with single narrow fillet below collar and matching twin-fillet to base, ovolo-moulded foot, the bun lid with flattened-ball kno...
The plain rim of the plate and the side of the salt engraved with the crowned cypher of GR IV, the rear of the plate with touchmark of Thomas Alde...
The front rim with hallmarks of Henry Frewin II, (fl.1656-1709), (PS3574) and with touchmark to rear, the front rim also struck with the date ‘168...
The lid with front denticulations, rams horn thumbpiece, hollow single-curve handle with boor-heel terminal, indistinct touchmark inside base, 18....
Converted to Imperial capacity by inserting a band to body, collar stamped ‘IMPERIAL’, tongue thumbrest, hooded-ball terminal to hollow handle, to...
The truncated cone drum with high single fillet, stamped 'G BAILIS', the hollow handle with solid lug thumbrest and acorn terminal, crowned ‘WR’ m...
Having a knopped bun lid, a slender tapering drum, touchmarks of ‘TW' to unusual solid thumbpiece, bullet base and flared footrim, 29cm high T...
The rim with hallmarks of Thomas Lodge, (fl.1659-1683), (PS5936), opposed by an engraved flowering stem, flanked by the initials ‘W K’ and date ‘1...
Having a straight-sided bowl, flat base with footrim, curved tab bracket under Old English ear, with ownership initials ’TR’ to top of ear and tou...
The coronet ear with triangular ear attachment, bellied bowl and bossed base, touchmark of Robert Bush I, (fl.1755-1800), (PS1229), to upper ear,...
Hallmarks to front rim and touchmark to rear of Thomas Rowland I, (fl.1686-1701), (PS8024), 23cm diameter. Provenance: Former P. Gould Collection.
Of flared form, with narrow footring, 10cm diameter.
With bun lid, unidentified touchmark to unusual solid thumbpiece, bullet base and flared footrim, 26.5cm high.
The tapering straight-sided drum with multiple reeded base, inscription to the underside, double-C scroll handle with flat thumbrest, 10cm high.
Designed with a crowned coat of arms, hallmark and touchmark of William de Jersey (fl.1744-1784), (PS2814), to rear, diameter 24cm.
For a tambour and belted timpani, engraved to both sides, 27.5cm by 19.5cm.
The narrow rim with hallmarks of William Greenbank II, (?-1714) and touchmarks to rear, 23.5cm diameter.
With applied Rococo border, touchmark to rear of Burford & Green, (fl.1748-1780), (PS1164), 30.5cm diameter.
Having a plain broad rim, touchmark to rear of John Baker, Worcestershire, (fl.1677-1704), (PS374), 16cm diameter.
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