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Wriggle work decoration on British and European pewter, 1600-1800.
The Magazine Antiques
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February 01, 2002 |
Barkin, Kenneth |
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In the English-speaking world, pewter over the past three or four centuries has been considered primarily a utilitarian metal associated with the implements used to fulfill the basic needs of everyday life. Since it is overwhelmingly nineteenth-century pewter that survives in significant quantities, the spoons, plates, bowls, and tavern mugs of that century come to mind when one thinks about the role of pewter in the past. A British expert on pewter, Peter Hornsby, once estimated that eighty percent of surviving pewter objects are spoons and plates. (1) When George Orwell (1903-1950) wrote about his years in an English boarding school before World War I, he remembered the ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, Wriggle work decoration on British and European pewter, 1600-1800.