Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Old Pewter: Brass, Copper, and Sheffield Plate
Old pewter is becoming daily of greater interest to the householder, since the fancy for using this attractive ware in country houses has become so widespread. Old plates, platters and chargers that have not seen the light for scores of years, or that have been subjected to indignities, such as covering the ?our barrel or catching rain-water leaking into the garret, are now brought forth and treated with pride and consideration.
Hollow-ware -jugs, mugs, tankards, and the like is even more in demand, and if not wanted as ornaments for the shelves in the dining-room, may be used on the table, in appropriate proximity to Old Blue China and ancient mahogany, which also have been hauled forth from undeserved obscurity.
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