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Oval Brass Mirror Sconce
This oval sconce is based on the design of an 18th century English sconce, with a clear mirror surrounded by a hand-stamped brass frame. The arm and candle cup are cast and turned in solid brass. Available individually and in pairs. Candle only. Click photo for details.
42A25Oval Brass Mirror Sconce$18.42A25XOval Brass Mirror Sconce - 2 or more$17.
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Round Brass Candlesticks
This heavy round brass candlestick can be dated to the second half of the 17th century, based on the location of the drip tray, just under the candle cup. Hand-turned in four pieces from solid brass and assembled, just like the original. Highly polished and lacquered to retain its luster. Click photo for details.
41F40Round Brass Candlesticks - Pair$52.
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Petal Base Candlesticks
The complex base moldings, resembling the shape of flower petals, date the originals of these decorative candlesticks to the mid-1730's, early in the reign of the British King George II. Heavy hand-cast brass, lacquered to keep them bright. Click photo for details.
41A52Petal Base Candlesticks - Pair$82.
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Petal Base Candlesticks
The base moldings on these candle sticks, which resemble the shape of flower petals, date the originals to the mid-1750's, late in the reign of King George II of Great Britain. Solid hand-cast brass. Click photo for details.
41A05Petal Base Candlesticks - Pair$79.
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Pewter Coffee Service
Our three-piece coffee service dates to about 1835, but the design is timeless. Like the originals, ours is made from solid, hand-spun pewter, smoothed and finished, then polished to a satin lustre. Coordinating tray and napkin rings are also available. Click photo for details.
41X01Pewter Coffee Service - Set of 3$277.41X41Pear-Shaped Coffee Pot$208.41X21Sugar and Creamer - Set of 2$83.41X31Gallery Edged Serving Tray$98.41X10Round Napkin Rings - Set of 4$50.
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Pewter Tea Service
The glowing beauty and practical function of fine pewter are clearly evident in this six-piece solid pewter tea service, consisting of a lidded teapot, cream pitcher, lidded sugar bowl, sugar spoon, and round handled tray. Penny Runner is available separately. Click photo for details.
58C12Pewter Tea Service - Set of 6$299.41K44Penny Runner$58.
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Table Accessories
The century from 1750 to 1850 was the heyday of the American pewterer. Because the brass molds, into which the molten metal was cast, were costly, the designs changed very little over time. Our table accessories date to the late 18th century, but their design is timeless. Click photo for details.
41Y24Sugar & Creamer Set with Tray$90.41Y34Pitcher, 7 1/2" high$85.41Y43Gallery Edged Serving Tray, 14" diameter$76.
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Children's Pewter Ware
Hand made here in New England from a fine grade of solid hand-spun pewter containing no lead. Polished to a bright finish. Click photo for details.
41H13Child's Pewter Tankard$34.41H14Child's Plain Pewter Cup$28.41H23Child's Pewter ABC Plate$34.41H24Child's Pewter ABC Bowl$29.41H32Child's Pewter Cutlery - Set of 3$52.
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Youth Table Setting
Each piece in our Youth Table Setting is cast by hand. Tankard, bowl, and plate are made from a solid metal alloy resembling pewter, but harder--to stand up to regular use by youngsters. Hand-rubbed satin finish. Cutler set is made of fine quality pewter, durable and brightly polished. Click photo for details.
42J23Half-Pint Pewter Tankard$27.42K32Handled Bowl, 5" diameter$25.42K33Plate, 6 3/4" diameter$24.41H32Child's Pewter Cutlery - Set of 3$52.42K09Youth Table Setting Set$118.
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Pewter Vanity Accessories
The glowing beauty and practical function of fine pewter are clearly evident in these handcrafted vanity accessories. One of the benefits of pewter is that it needs not care beyond occasional hand washing. Click photo for details.
41V23Pewter Soap Dish is SOLD OUT.$0.41V22Pewter Regular Tissue Box is SOLD OUT.$0.41V32Pewter Toothbrush Holder$30.41V33Pewter Boutique Tissue Box is SOLD OUT.$0.
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Pewter Pitcher & Cups
Boston silversmith Paul Revere created this appealing pitcher in the years following the American Revolution. About the same time, Thomas Jefferson designed this simple cup and had it made in Richmond. Reproduced in pewter, with a spun satin finish. Click photo for details.
41P43Jefferson Cup
is SOLD OUT.$0.41P53Revere Pitcher$130.
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Pewter Compote
A faithful reproduction of a footed compote, the work of Dorchester, Massachusetts pewter maker Roswell Gleason (1822 - 1871). Made from solid, handspun pewter, polished to a satin luster. Lead-free and food safe. Click photo for details.
41X51$146.
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Pewter Colonial Tankards
Colonial tankards are cast by hand in a solid metal alloy that resembles pewter in appearance, yet is harder and more durable. These tankards are adaptations of 18th century originals and are properly called "mugs" since they have no lids. Hand rubbed satin finish. Available in three sizes. Click photo for details.
42J22Pear Shaped Footed Tankard$37.42J22XPear Shaped Footed Tankard - 3 or more$35.42J23Half-Pint Pewter Tankard$27.42J23XHalf-Pint Pewter Tankard - 3 or more$25.42J24One Pint Pewter Tankard$37.42J24XOne Pint Pewter Tankard - 3 or more$35.
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Pewter Punch Ladle
A reproduction punch ladle in the traditional 18th century fiddle back pattern. Hand cast from the solid pewter, with a buffed satin finish. Click photo for details.
41A13$63.
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Pewter Salt Set
Paul Revere, Boston silversmith and patriot, was commissioned in 1768 to create a bowl to honor the members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives who had opposed the British government's Townshend Acts (taxation without representation). This is a miniature of that famous bowl, spun from solid pewter for use as a salt cellar. Complete with matching hand-cast spoon. Satin finish. Click photo for details.
41A14$18.
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Pewter Napkin Rings
These lustrous oval napkin rings feature double-beaded edges. They are beautifully made in solid brass with a satin pewter finish. Lead-free. Click photo for details.
41E40Pewter Napkin Rings - Set of 4$24.41E40XPewter Napkin Rings - Set of 4$22.
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Scalloped Edge Clock
This clock is cast in a solid metal alloy that resembles pewter, in an 18th century Georgian design. Hand polished satin finish. Click photo for details.
41E54$69.
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Pewter Photo Frames
Solid pewter photo frames are hand cast in hallmarked 95% pure lead-free pewter and polished to a satin luster. Versatile easel back allows the frame to be used either vertically or horizontally. Click photo for details.
42N52Pewter Photo Frame, 3 1/2" x 5"$23.42N53Pewter Photo Frame, 4" x 6" is SOLD OUT.$0.42N54Pewter Photo Frame, 5" x 7" is SOLD OUT.$0.
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Octagonal Pewter Candlesticks
These pewter candlesticks can be dated to about 1700 from the design of the octagonal base and the matching faceted socket. The originals were either brass or sterling silver. Ours are hand cast using old-world techniques, then burnished to a lustrous finish. Click photo for details.
41V10Octangonal Pewter Candlesticks - Pair$106.
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Round Pewter Candlesticks
Each of these candlesticks is hand-cast in solid pewter using old-world techniques, then buffed to a lustrous satin finish. Click photo for details.
41Q10Round Pewter Candlesticks - Pair$144.
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Miniature Pewter Accessories
Authenitic and finely crafted twelfth-scale pewter miniatures are made for us here in New England. They are accurate to the smallest detail; even the lids on the coffee service and the soup tureen are removeable. These are of heirloom quality. Hand buffed satin finish. Lead free. Dime is shown on side board for scale. Click photo for details.
41K12Four Piece Coffee Service$30.41K13Three-Arm Candelabrum$10.41K14Footed Compote$10.41K15Soup Tureen and Ladle$22.
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Miniature Pewter Tableware
This miniature pewter table setting, complete with goblet and tankard, is authentic in every detail. Made for us here in New England by a second-generation pewtersmith. Each piece is hand cast and buffed to a satin finish. Lead free. Click photo for details.
41K20Ten Piece Table Setting$21.
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Pewter Chamberstick
Chambersticks were made with a broad pan at their base to prevent dripping wax from staining the carpet as they were carried from room to room. Solid hand cast pewter. Click photo for details.
41N13$57.
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Hogscraper Candlesticks
These candlesticks are reproduced from an early "hogscraper" candlestick found in Massachusetts marked "JAs. DAVIS." The sliding thumbscrew and push-up insert allow the candle to burn completely. Click photo for details.
42N05Hogscraper Candlesticks - Pair$45.
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Hogscraper Candlesticks
Reproductions of early tin lighting devices known as "hogscraper" candlesticks have been fitted with an electric candle. Uses one candelabra bulb, 40 watt maximum. Click photo for details.
42C42RHogscraper Candlestick, Red is SOLD OUT.$0.42C42YHogscraper Candlestick, Mustard$21.42C40YHogscraper Candlestick, Mustard - 3 or more$19.42C42BHogscraper Candlestick, Brown is SOLD OUT.$0.
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Primitive Iron Candle Holder
This beautiful candle holder is a reproduction of an 18th century original. Hand crafted of wrought iron with a sliding carrier controlled by a friction spring, to allow the candle to be adjusted in height. Topped by a threaded solid brass knob. Flat black finish. Click photo for details.
41V53$45.
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Heart Napkin Rings
Hand forged wrought iron napkin rings in the shape of miniature hearts. Natural black finish. Each one is 1 7/8" high. Click photo for details.
41Y10Heart Napkin Rings - Set of 4$10.41Y19Heart Napkin Rings - Set of 12$28.
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Wrought Iron Heart Hook
Our hand forged wrought iron hook is decorated at the top with a heart motif. Painted flat black finish will inhibit rust. For use indoors or out. Click photo for details.
41N43Wrought Iron Heart Hook$6.41N43XWrought Iron Heart Hook - 3 or more$5.
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Hand Forged Iron Towel Bar
Colonial communities depended on the blacksmith for most of their metalworking needs. This simple but practical towel bar is hand forged for us here in New England in a heart motif. A clear matte lacquer is applied to allow the subtle characteristics to show through. Interior use only. Click photo for details.
41V25Hand Forged Iron Towel Bar, 16"$30.
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Hand Forged Iron Toilet Paper Holder
Colonial communities depended on the blacksmith for most of their metalworking needs. This simple but practical toilet paper holder is hand forged for us here in New England in a heart motif with a "ram's horn" end. A clear matte lacquer is applied to allow the subtle characteristics to show through. Interior use only. Click photo for details.
41V36$37.
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Hand Forged Iron Paper Towel Holder
Colonial communities depended on the blacksmith for most of their metalworking needs. This simple but practical paper towel holder is hand forged for us here in New England in a heart motif with a "ram's horn" end. A clear matte lacquer is applied to allow the subtle characteristics to show through. Interior use only. Click photo for details.
41V46$39.
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Clipper Ship Waste Basket
The image on this metal waste basket is of the legendary 19th-century British clipper ship "Cutty Sark", said to be the fastest and greatest of the vessels that carried tea from China and wool from Australia. Click photo for details.
58R31$59.
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Minature Tin Village
An entire miniature Colonial village has been recreated in painted tin, from meeting house to cottage. They are cleverly painted to make them appear three dimensional; they are actually "L" shaped pieces of tin. Click photo for details.
41C25Miniature Tin Village - Set of 8$16.
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Federal Pewter Frames
These photo frames are hand cast in sold fine pewter and embellished with a dark teal enamel border. The molding profile is typical of frames of the "Federal" period of American design (1789-1825). Available in two sizes. Click photo for details.
41L16Federal Pewter Frame, 1 5/8" x 2 1/2" photo$33.41L17Federal Pewter Frame, 5 1/4" x 3 3/8" photo$59.41L01Federal Pewter Frames - Set of 2$88.
