Tales from the Pewter Shop by Ray Gibson
I learned the craft of turning fine pewterware at my fathers side. Ray Gibson was a master craftsman who loved everything about his work—the tools and materials, the shop, and the people that he served.
Books
American Pewter Marks & Makers: A Handbook for Collectors
Pewter at Colonial Williamsburg
The collection of British pewter at Colonial Williamsburg is remarkable for its breadth and detail.
Guide to Pewter Marks of the World
Collecting Antique Pewter: What to Look for and What to Avoid
This book was written and published by the Pewter Collectors' Club of America (PCCA) to help educate present and future collectors about the pleasures and pitfalls of collecting antique pewter.
Knopf Collector's Guides: Silver & Pewter
From simple Colonial pewter candlesticks and porringers, made for everyday use, to elaborate silver-plated Victorian serving dishes, to the lean elegance of modern silver coffeepots and flatware - here is American silver, silver plate, and pewter in all its beauty and variety - pictured, discusse
Old Pewter- Its Makers And Marks - Cotterell
Pewter Of The Western World - Hornsby
Collecting American Pewter- Ebert
A History of American Pewter- Montgomery
Pages
Limited Items
New Tulip Tankard
A friend who is a customer asked me to make... read more
Professional Associations
New Hampshire Made
As a member of NH Made—the wonderful... read more
Featured Items
Bonynge Pint Mug
Robert Bonynge was an 18th century Boston... read more
As Seen In...
Early American Life
Early American Life magazine named... read more