Where was Stede Pewter made and when?

Answer 1

Pewter dates back to Roman times, 2000+ yrs, perhaps longer. It is believed to originated in Europe. Early pewter contained 70% Tin and 30% Lead. it tarnished quite easily. Further, the Lead content tended to leach out and slowly poison users.

At present, the alloy contains no Lead, and is composed of approximately 91% Tin, 7.5% Antimony, and 1.5% copper.

Though pewter is now manufactured worldwide, since the early 16th century, Northern France, Germany and England have led in production of quality pewter products.

Getting rid of the Lead makes it safe to use in food and drink vessels.

Answer 2

Stede Pewter was a type of pewter made in England during the 17th and 18th centuries. It was primarily produced in London, where many skilled pewterers crafted high-quality items such as tankards, plates, and candlesticks. Stede Pewter is known for its distinctive touchmarks and intricate designs, making it highly sought after by collectors today.

Answer 3

Stede Pewter was made in England during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Pewter items from this period are known for their quality and craftsmanship, and are highly collectible today among antique enthusiasts.

Answer 4

In Germany around the 1940s.