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View Double Band Monarch Pewter TankardCelebrating one of the most recognisable motifs of British decorative arts, this Acanthus Leaf Pewter Bowl brings refined elegance to any setting. Expertly handcrafted from high-quality, lead-free pewter, it features the flowing Acanthus design inspired by the celebrated wallpaper at Wightwick Manor. The bright polished finish highlights every curve and contour of the motif, creating a piece that is both decorative and evocative of historic craftsmanship. With engraving available on the underside only, the bowl allows for discreet personalisation without interrupting the artistry of the design. Presented in a classic lid-and-base box, it arrives ready to gift, display, or add to a curated collection.
• Design – Inspired by the Acanthus wallpaper design at Wightwick Manor
• Material – Handcrafted from high-quality lead-free pewter
• Finish – Bright, well-polished surface
• Engraving – Available on the underside only for discreet personalisation
• Presentation – Supplied in a classic lid and base box
• Dimensions – Height 40mm | Diameter 205mm
Blending historical influence with modern craftsmanship, this pewter bowl makes a thoughtful gift for weddings, anniversaries, retirements, or collectors who appreciate design with heritage significance. Its decorative detailing and polished finish ensure it becomes a lasting and sophisticated keepsake.
Did you know?
The Acanthus motif, revived by the Arts & Crafts movement and popularised by William Morris, has roots stretching back to classical Greek and Roman decoration. Its flowing leaves symbolised enduring life and natural beauty, making it a favourite motif across centuries of art and design.
Pewter is a durable and attractive material that requires very little maintenance. With simple care, your piece will retain its soft lustre and fine detail for many years.
Everyday cleaning
Wash by hand in warm water using a mild washing-up liquid. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately with a soft cloth to prevent water marks. Light buffing with a microfibre cloth will remove fingerprints.
Polishing & shine
Occasional polishing will restore the natural sheen of pewter. Use a quality pewter polish applied with a soft cloth, then buff gently. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or wire wool, as these can scratch the surface.
Using pewter (food & drink)
Pewter items are ideal for display and everyday handling. Drinkware should always be hand-washed and dried after use to keep the finish bright. Pewter should not be used in microwaves or ovens.
What to avoid
Do not place pewter items in a dishwasher, as heat and detergents can dull the finish. Avoid prolonged soaking, bleach, or harsh chemical cleaners. Pewter is a soft metal and should be kept away from high heat or open flames.
Tip
Engraved items can be cared for in exactly the same way. Gentle cleaning and light polishing will help keep engraved details sharp and clear.
Pewter is a durable and attractive material that requires very little maintenance. With simple care, your piece will retain its soft lustre and fine detail for many years.
Everyday cleaning
Wash by hand in warm water using a mild washing-up liquid. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately with a soft cloth to prevent water marks. Light buffing with a microfibre cloth will remove fingerprints.
Polishing & shine
Occasional polishing will restore the natural sheen of pewter. Use a quality pewter polish applied with a soft cloth, then buff gently. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or wire wool, as these can scratch the surface.
Using pewter (food & drink)
Pewter items are ideal for display and everyday handling. Drinkware should always be hand-washed and dried after use to keep the finish bright. Pewter should not be used in microwaves or ovens.
What to avoid
Do not place pewter items in a dishwasher, as heat and detergents can dull the finish. Avoid prolonged soaking, bleach, or harsh chemical cleaners. Pewter is a soft metal and should be kept away from high heat or open flames.
Tip
Engraved items can be cared for in exactly the same way. Gentle cleaning and light polishing will help keep engraved details sharp and clear.
Every piece of Pewter is proudly crafted in the UK by highly skilled pewterers using time-honoured techniques. We work closely with traditional workshops, many of which have been producing fine pewter for generations.