Antique utensils

In the current sociopolitical climate, I’ve been engaging with art that explicitly functions as psychological release or as a social or political agent. Art can take a stand, art can unite and art…

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In Colonial America, pewter was a staple of everday living. A collection of polished pewter, used and proudly displayed, symbolized prosperity to the wives of the artisans and shopkeepers. The eighteenth-century housewife kept her pewter polished. The gentry ate from silver and imported china; the very poor made out with wooden trenchers and pottery mugs. This lasted about 1825, when the white ware of American potters invaded simple dining rooms and banished pewter to the kitchens.

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How did our ancestors go from eating with their hands to using knife, fork and spoon? Discover the surprisingly fascinating development of cutlery.

This one was hard not to keep! This one is a rare brass find - it is heavy, made out of beautifully crafted brass. The ridges & scallop detail is perfect. Style as is or with some dried florals. Perfect for shelf styling in a kitchen or dining area.

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These best bookish teapots feature book-shaped teapots with classic authors and books, book quotes, bookstores, and more, and prove books and tea make great companions, as beloved author C.S. Lewis said, “You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.” Book lovers and tea lovers will love these best bookish teapots.