Pewter Dish

This is my first post on the metalware forum. I specialise in ceramics but when I emptied a box of mixed pottery from a local auction yesterday, this was at the bottom.

it measures 31cm 1ft in diameter and is marked in the centre and under the rim.

Can anybody help with an identification so that I can decide if it goes in the junk or for sale?

Thanks in advance as always

John

 

There’s some info here about the crowned X you have on your piece.
http://www.fiskeandfreeman.com/Hallmarks.aspx

 

This is information from Cotterell's book Old Pewter It's Makers and Marks. It only covers UK.

Thus far I've come up with what is described as the Armorial bearings of the Duncombes. It seems to be clear as mud as to exactly what was going on.

 

Thank you both very much for your help. I imagine that these will be spurious Duncomb marks after reading that. It will still look nice on a dresser so I will put it on eBay at my usual 99p start and see how it goes. There's one with the same marks here listed for £750!!! https://www.sellingantiques.co.uk/7...r-22in-plain-rim-charger-s-duncomb-17451767/#

 

Just as a follow up here is the info on some of the names mentioned. The others mentioned didn't have examples that matched. Someone coming along later may find it useful if they have the same mark

I love old pewter and do think it looks nice displayed too.