Sugar bowl in colonial revival style. Curved handle. Body has seam along widest point of body. Lid has beveled decoration and a domed circular shape toped with a ball finial. Markings indicate that this is from the later 1930's Berkeley Pewter line. While these two pieces do fit together, the top is not a perfect fit. They may have been married at some point, and were given a linked accession number because they were used as such. Otherwise, the top may have a slight warping, making them not fully fit together.

Sugar bowl with bulbous body shape and circular foot coming from body. Two curved handles. Top rises to a peek topped with a circular finial attached with a beveled edge. Bottom etched with model number "#272"

Sugar bowl with scroll handles and simple pushed out base.

Sugar bowl with scroll handles and circular flat base.

(a) 16 scalloped sides make up this base. Flat bottom. (b) Top has oval finial. Slightly domed oval top. While these two pieces came in together, they were most likely married together at one point. Oval top does not fit into unusually shaped base very well. They were numbered together since they were in use together before coming to the museum.

Rectangular pewter box with detachable lid. (a) Top has slightly domed rectangular top with a 3/8" wide flat band along the edges. Inner lip of top slants inward at end. Can still see tool marks from making the domed decoration of the lid. (b) Base of box has gadrooning band at top for decoration.

Pair of Vaughn pewter candlesticks. Console type candlesticks with plain pattern and flat bottoms. Entirely spun. Marked: "L. H. Vaughan Taunton, Mass. Pewter."

Candle insert with beveled edge. Bevel cut is deep and squared off groove.

Candle insert with beveled edge. Bevel cut is deep and squared off groove.

Candle insert with beveled edge and rounded top. Bevel cut is wider and deeper than others.