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PAUL REVERE, JR. AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER PAUL REVERE, JR. AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER CIRCA 1780. Stamped at the bowl and handle REVERE. Of Circular form, with keyhole handle. Length 7 3/4 inches. Weighing approximately 7 oz. Starting Price: $20,000

A Paul Revere reproduction circular silver plated serving dish with central bowl with Rococo style carving to the rim

Paul Revere Pottery vase blue matte glaze Paul Revere Pottery vase, tapered shape in a blue matte glaze, painted landscape decoration, marked, 3.5"w x 6.5"h, minor chip to foot minor chip to foot; minor crazing to base; some glaze skips to rim; overall good condition

A Paul Revere reproduction sterling footed bowl with engraved presentation inscription

(lot of 3) American sterling silver baby accessories consisting of a Paul Revere Reproduction porringer by Lunt; Towle handled cup for `Susan Aline` and hair brush, 9.95 troy oz.Starting Price: $150

(lot of 9) American sterling silver associated table accessories including 1940`s Reed & Barton fluted tray, Paul Revere bowl, and a "Salem" pattern sauce boat on stand; together with a Frank Smith Silver Company "Chippendale" pattern salver, other makers include Gorham, S. Kirk & Son, and Dominick & Haff, 84.66 troy oz.Starting Price: $750

Teco tray frog cream-colored matte glaze Paul Revere Pottery vase black Teco tray, frog motif covered in a cream-colored matte glaze, unmarked, 5"w x 2.5"h, chips; with a Paul Revere Pottery vase, broad shape covered in a black glaze, marked, 4.5"w x 3.5"h (1) chips to top and foot; no mark or signature was detected/(2)minor scratches and tape residue to base; impressed logo on base; overall very good condition Starting Price: $150

A Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Paul Revere Reproduction 12.5 Inch Center Bowl Trophy, 20th Century, ""A Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Paul Revere Reproduction 12.5 Inch Center Bowl Trophy, 20th Century, Inscribed The Case Bowl of 1979, awarded to Tinkham Veale `37 by Case Institute of Technology. Dimensions: h: 6.75 x w: 12 x d: 12 in. Total approx. weight: 54 troy oz. Starting Price: $900

A Group of Four Sterling Silver Reproduction Paul Revere Bowls, 20th Century, ""A Group of Four Sterling Silver Reproduction Paul Revere Bowls, 20th Century, With various makers including Erickson, Gorham and Whiting. Two monogrammed. Largest dimensions: h: 2.25 x w: 5.5 x d: 5.5 in. Total approx. weight: 21 troy oz. Starting Price: $250

A silver presentation bowl, after the original `Liberty Bowl` by Paul Revere of Massachusetts, numbered 41/1776, weighs approximately 42oz, together with a copy of Paul Revere`s Boston 1735-1818

A sterling bowl of flared circular form on a stepped foot, details `Paul Revere Reproductions` to base, diameter approx 20.2cm.

An American silver coloured urn shaped vase and cover by the Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co., Philadelphia, early 20th century, stamped marks including `Paul Revere`, no. R150, with an urn finial to the flared domed cover, the fluted urn engraved with a foliate band and vacant oval reserves, on a square base, the interior gilt, 26.5cm (10 1/2in) high, 641g (20.6 oz)

JACOB HURD SILVER TEAPOT - Diminutive Sterling Tea Pot by Jacob Hurd of Boston (1703-1758), with his mark on the underside, circa 1745, one of 17 known to exist in this small globular Queen Anne form with the asymmetrical Rococo decoration that Hurd introduced to the Colonies, having the original ebony handle, engraved monogram `I B` is overwork of perhaps a generation later, Paul Revere was Hurd`s protégé, 5 1/4" tall, 10" spout to handle, 5" diam body, small dents where original engraved monogram was burnished away, otherwise fine condition. 16.665 ozt

Politics (The Able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught), Anon., London Magazine, London, 1774. 6 x 4”. (BW) This British political cartoon was made famous when Paul Revere copied it for his American version. It shows a helpless female being given the tea treatment by authoritative males. The cartoon represents the Prime Minister, Lord North, pouring tea down the throat of America, a Native American whose legs are held down by the notorious Lord Sandwich while he looks up her skirt. Meanwhile, America`s arms are being held down by Chief Justice Mansfield. The Boston Port Bill, a measure to close Boston Harbor after the Boston Tea Party, sits tenuously in Lord North`s pocket. The other characters represent Britain`s rivals, Spain and France, while proud Britannia, bearing her shield, covers her eyes in humiliation. From the May 1774 edition. (A)

A Fisher Paul Revere style Sterling silver bowl American, marked `Fisher Sterling 237 "Paul Revere" 1768 Reproduction`, of plain flared circular form with engraved inscription, 7in. (18cm.) diameter, weight 10.5oz.

A large USA Sterling Silver Porringer being a copy of an earlier ``Paul Revere`` Pat. by Toonll 175.5 grams. Monogrammed B.T. to handle, inscribed to base December 25th 1927

An American Sterling bowl - Paul Revere Reproduction D258, 8.5 oz

The Liberty Bowl", being a reproduction of the original produced by Paul Revere, Massachusetts for Times Newspapers Ltd., London 1976, slightly flared form, engraved Libertarian cartouche, matched by a text and with signatures to the rim, 44ozs diameter 28cms (11").

An American bowl, by Lunt, after a bowl by Paul Revere, stamped marks and `Sterling`, of plain circular form with a slightly flared rim and on a rim foot, 9cm tall, 17.7cm diameter, 422g (13.6 oz) gross

Silver coffee pot, Hallmarked London 1900 with ebonised handle, six pieces of miscellaneous silver cutlery weighing 770g, along with a sterling silver reproduction of a Paul Revere bowl by Manchester Silver Co. of Rhode Island, engraved to front ` Lambrequins 1963` marked sterling 873 , approx weight 3.7oz.

Modern Solid silver `Liberty` Chess set by James Goodbrand London 1973, Representing figures to commemorate the American War of Independence, the gilt side with George III and Queen Charlotte, the bishops as Lord North and Edmund Burke, knights as ships, rooks as turrets, pawns as tea-chests, the silver side with George Washington, Betsy Ross, bishops as Sam Adams and John Hancock, knights as Paul Revere, rooks as turrets, pawns as Native Americans, fitted in a hardwood box, sold with a certificate, edition no. 7 of 50 and book The king -- 4in. high; the pawn -- 2 3/4 in. high; approx. 290 oz. with pink marble and onyx chess board 30" by 31"

Gorham sterling silver Paul Revere pattern silver bowl , inscribed Stephen Douglass , (a star of Broadway musicals in the 1950`s-60`s). 14oz, diameter 16.5cm.

American sterling silver "Paul Revere" reproduction bowl , by WEB, 13cm; a pair of peppers and three other items of American silver.

Ten Wedgwood Jasperware American Independence bicentennial series plates, to include a Trophy plate, in pale blue and white jasper with cane, lilac and sage green ornamentation, Limited Edition, no: 139 of 300 and others, to include the Victory at Yorktown, Paul Revere`s Ride, Boston tea Party and others (all boxed except one)

An American silver pitcher by Shreve Crump and Co also stamped Paul Revere Reproduction baluster form scroll handle gadroon border height 18cm approx. weight 22oz.

Tiffany & Co. Stirling Silver Reproduction Over-sized Taste Vin original by Paul Revere in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 5"dia, plain bowl with pierced & decorated handle

A quantity of Works relating to American Silversmiths including: The Silversmiths of Kentucky 1785-1850; The Silversmiths of Little Rest, Jacob Hurd & his Sons; Jeremiah Dummer 1645-1718 (with a foreword by A.E. Jones); The Whitesmiths of Taunton - A History of Reed & Barton; John Coney - Silversmith; Myer Myers - Goldsmith; Paul Revere - Artisan, Businessman and Patriot; Joseph Richardson and Family - Philadelphia Silversmiths; a pamphlet - Bancroft Woodcock Silversmith together with an exhibition catalogue Francois Ranvoyze, a Quebec Silversmith. (11).

A PAUL REVERE CIRCULAR BOWL

Five titles relating to American Silversmiths: Placzek, A.K: Jeremiah Dummer, 1970. Forbes, E: Paul Revere & the world he lived in, 1969. Boston Museum catalogue - Paul Revere Goldsmith, 1956. French, H: Jacob Hurd & his Sons, silversmiths 1972 and Clarke, H.F: John Coney Silversmith 1655-1722. (5)

Fifteen assorted titles by Region: Gerstell, V.S: Silversmiths of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1972. Fales, M G: Joseph Richardson and Family, Philandelphia Silversmiths, 1974, with dust wrapper. Roach, R H: St Louis Silversmiths. Burton, E.M: South Carolina Silvermsiths, 1968, dust wrapper. Cutten, G, B: The Silversmiths of Virginia, 1952. South Virginia Church Plate, bound 1953 exhibition catalogue. Church Silver in Colonial Virginia, a 1970 bound catalogue. Buhler, K C: Mount Vermon Silver, 1957. Clarke, H F: John Coney, Silversmith, 1932. Two Williamsberg pamphlets. Rosenbaum, J W: Myer Myers Goldsmith, 1723-1795, 1954. Elias Pelletreau, Long Island Silversmith, a bound Brooklyn museum catalogue 1959, Sotheby’s, Quincy, American Silver, January 19th 2001. Paul Revere, Goldsmith, a bound museum publication 1956. (15)