David Pool Antiques

This is a rare pewter plate marked William Billings. Billings worked from 1791-1806 in Providence, Rhode Island. There is some minor roughness and scratches. A great piece! Additional photos are attached by the magnifying glass icon.

C. 1791-1806

7 7/8" Diameter

This is a large twenty-four pewter tube candlemold with an unusual hinged lid. The iron hinges are original. There is a glued break to the board that the hinges attach to. There are some chipped areas on the pine frame. One tube is missing. One other tube is missing the lower 1/2". All in all, this candlemold is in good shape for such a utilitarian item. It is signed twice on the frame, "A HOUSE". Additional photos are attached by the magnifying glass icon.

C. Early 19th Century,  New England

18 1/4" Height, 24 1/2" Length, 9 1/4" Depth

A pewter footed betty lamp. This is one of the rarest forms in pewter. It is inscribed, "HAJ" and dated either 1833 or 1853. Additional photos are attached by the magnifying glass icon.

C. First half of the 19th Century

2 3/4" Height to top of spout, 3 1/8" Diameter at base, 2 5/8" Diameter at the top

A pewter butter pat. Additional photos are attached by the magnifying glass icon.

C. Mid 19th Century

2 3/4" Diameter, 3/8" Height