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About This Product

That any pewter of the American colonies has survived is somewhat of a miracle. With no domestic raw material, and forced to send to England for tin at exorbitant cost and unreliable delivery, 17th and 18th-century pewterers were restricted to melting worn pieces to cast as new. Despite these trials, fine examples of their craft showcase a quintessentially American style resonant to this day. In Liberty, the influence of European forms is undeniable, but it is the unpretentiousness and ease of style that speaks of the character of the New World.

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This dignified octagonal container, adapted from a late 1800s Palladian-style tobacco box, echoes a favorite shape of 3rd American president Thomas Jefferson, an accomplished architect, as well as politician, lawyer and planter. In brilliant finish pewter, with a wood finial in walnut-stained nyatoh.
Liberty looks to the unpretentious simplicity of colonial American pewter in an interpretation for the contemporary table. Each piece is hallmarked with Royal Selangor’s maker’s mark, Sn920 for tin content, and the tiger’s head for country of manufacture
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Decorative Box

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Decorative Box

Extended Holiday Return Policy