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A malleable alloy, pewter was first used in architectural and decorative objects in the Near East during the Bronze Age. It became a prevalent material for tableware around the world until glassmaking took its place in the 18th and 19th centuries. Our products are lead free and are made of an amalgamation of tin, copper and a touch of antimony, making the pewter pure and suitable for casting.
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