Plate with beveled rim and shallow base. In the center, a "M" monogram is engraved. Material could be aluminum, a metal LV used around WWII. Markings omit the word 'pewter' that he usually incorporated into the majority of his pewter pieces, leading to the consideration that this may be aluminum. In addition, LV also carried a lighter post-war 1930's, "Berkeley" pewter line, although these were normally marked as such.

Plate with beveled, rolled rim and shallow base. Bottom etched with model number "2nd"

Plate with beveled rim and shallow base. Material could be aluminum, a metal LV used around WWII. Markings omit the word 'pewter' that he usually incorporated into the majority of his pewter pieces, leading to the consideration that this may be aluminum. In addition, LV also carried a lighter post-war 1930's, "Berkeley" pewter line, although these were normally marked as such.

Plate with beveled rim and shallow base. Material could be aluminum, a metal LV used around WWII. Markings omit the word 'pewter' that he usually incorporated into the majority of his pewter pieces, leading to the consideration that this may be aluminum. In addition, LV also carried a lighter post-war 1930's, "Berkeley" pewter line, although these were normally marked as such.

Small plate with inscribed outer lip.

Small plate with inscribed outer lip.

Small plate with inscribed outer lip. Bottom stamped with the three known markings of Lester Vaughan: (1) "LH" over "V" in box, (2) "L.H.Vaughan, Taunton, Mass., Pewter" and (3) "LHVaughan, Taunton" around eagle with beveled surround.

Pewter oval tray with decorative raised lip. Very nice oversized eagle mark.

Platter with ¾" deep well. Outer rim has slightly stepped up edge for decoration. Very nice example of eagle marking

Porringer with squared-off rim with bevel on side. Beveled edge along bottom. Handle design is more angular than other LV models. Bottom etched with model number "#275"