The great part of working techniques used by Pewter Masters of past centuries are exactly the same we use nowadays to manufacture our Pewter items: casting, assembling and welding, chiselling and engraving are still production processes entirely done by the human hand. That is why we can obtain superior quality objects.

Our Pewter can be carried out in two different basic finishes:
Ancient finish: slightly antiqued and semi-polished, gives characteristics of softness and warmth to every object.
Bright polished finish: it is carefully carried out by a manual process, that highlights natural tin's charm, giving an extraordinary sense of preciousness.

All our Pewter, whether ancient or bright polished, fit pleasantly in any room style, rustic or modern, adding warmth and character.


Care and cleaning of pewterware
Pewter, ancient or bright polished, will keep its original finish with the minimum care, simply dusting it periodically with a soft cloth.

When necessary:
Ancient finish: it should be washed by hand in hot, soapy water and dried carefully with a soft cloth.
Bright polished finish: a mild detergent solution (like liquid soap for kitchenware) can be used, drying it carefully afterwards. A metal polish (like silver polish) can be used, if that is the case, prior to washing.