Wood Grain Pint Beaker
The new Wood Grain Pint Beaker is shaped around an oak chuck and burnished with extreme pressure with the intention of imprinting the wood grain inside the beaker. The result is spectacular!
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Graduation Gifts
Labrador Retriever Keyring
When you need to retrive your keys, what better helper could you find than a Labrador Retriever?
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Golden Retriever Keyring
Our new Golden Retriever Keyring is sure to be a favorite... Who doesn't love a Golden Retriever? Great as a gift for any dog lover.
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George Washington's Camp Cups
The original silver cups, with later commemorative inscriptions, were part of General George Washington’s camp equipment during the Revolutionary War.
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Cowlishaw Pint Mug
Walter I. Cowlishaw was a Boston pewterer and silversmith whose working dates were 1890 - 1925.
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Heart Keyring
Our pewter Heart is a special piece. My sister Lauren carved the first model out of wood back in the 1970s, and my father pressed the wooden heart in some moist plaster.
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Townsend Tulip Pint Mug
The John Townsend Tulip Pint Mug with ball terminal handle is a classic form and a reproduction of a period example in my collection.
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Snowmobile Keyring
"Put our rugged snowmobile keyring on your sled, or carry it year round!
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Bonynge Pint Mug
Robert Bonynge was an 18th century Boston pewterer whose working dates were 1731-63. Surviving examples of this man’s pewter are rare.
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Wine Goblet Charm
Bottle of red, or a bottle of white… little matter so long as you are ready with your goblet at hand. Buy two and make a toast!
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New Tulip Tankard
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League of NH Craftsmen
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Tales from Pewter Shop
I learned the craft of turning fine pewterware... read more
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