Fine, Handcrafted Pewter in the Great American Tradition
Queen Anne Tea Set

Pewter at Colonial Williamsburg

The collection of British pewter at Colonial Williamsburg is remarkable for its breadth and detail. It illustrates the development of basic forms and types of decoration from the first decades of the seventeenth century through those of the nineteenth, and includes a complementary admixture of American examples, which often exhibit readily identifiable regional and individual preferences. This catalog is divided into sections based on use, including dining wares, drinking vessels, and religious objects. This organization allows for the juxtaposition of related forms and for the appreciation of their chronologies and development.

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New Tulip-shaped Tankard

New Tulip Tankard

A friend who is a customer asked me to make... read more

Professional Associations

New Hampshire Made - handcrafts logo

New Hampshire Made

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Featured Items

Bonynge Pint Mug

Bonynge Pint Mug

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As Seen In...

Yankee magazine cover Spring 2011

Yankee Magazine

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