Pewter barware
September 9, 2008 by SemiCritic
Filed under Barware
Despite being replaced by the more common glass, porcelain, or ceramic, pewter barware still has that old classic appeal. Pewter is a metal alloy that primarily contains tin, with a little copper and antimony. It was popular during the middle ages but saw a decline upon the introduction of porcelain.
Pewter beer mugs continue to be popular and it is seen that these kind of barware is making a comeback. Today, it is also comforting to know that pewter items contain little or no lead.
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