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Pewter Plates


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A Pair of English Pewter Chargers

by George Lowes of Newcastle, England c. 1750(Christies Auction House)


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English Pewter Charger Owned by Myles Standish of Plymouth, MassachusettsMarked ED - Possibly Erasmus Dole of Bristol, England c. 1640 - 1660

(Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth, Massachusetts)


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English Pewter Plateby Jones c. Early 18th Century (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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A Boston LONDON Marked Pewter Plate Associated with Robert Bonynge c. 1760 - 1775

(Private Collection)


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An English Pair of Pewter Plates with Wriggle Thistle DesignBy Samuel Ellis of London c. 1750



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The MODERN BEAU in DISTRESS by Carington Bowles

(Yale Center for British Art)


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Thomas Danforth II, Pewterer Middletown, Connecticut 1755 - 1782


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American Pewter PlatebyThomas Danforth II of Middletown, Connecticut c. 1755 - 1782

(Wendell Hilt)


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(Wendell Hilt)


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(Wendell Hilt)


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American Pewter PlatebyDavid Melville of Newport, Rhode Island c. 1776 - 1793



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American Pewter Plate

byDavid Melville of Newport, Rhode Island c. 1776 - 1793(Private Collection)


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American Pewter Plate

byDavid Melville of Newport, Rhode Island c. 1776 - 1793(Private Collection)


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