The Evolution of Pewter: From Dark Ages to Modern Craftsmanship Due to the scarcity of written records from the Dark Ages, the origins of pewter remain somewhat mysterious. However, by the 14th century, pewter had become a popular alternative to wood and pottery for household items. Early pewter often contained high levels of lead, posing health risks and causing tarnishing, but craft guilds worked to regulate its composition and maintain quality. Over time, innovations led to lead-free...
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History Of Pewter
History Of Pewter
The King's Shilling Tankard: A Journey Through HistoryRead moreThe King's Shilling Tankard: A Journey Through History
A Short History Of the QuaichRead moreA Quaich is the traditional Scottish “cup of friendship” — a shallow, two-handled bowl used for sharing a dram at weddings, christenings and special gatherings. Discover the story behind our UK-made pewter Quaichs and how to choose one for your occasion.
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