It is difficult to establish exactly where the production of pewter dinnerware began and developed. The oldest known items come from western Germany and Flanders. Chance finds, however, sometimes upset dating schemes. It is a fact, however, that objects in pewter became popular towards the end of the Middle Ages. From the sixteenth century on, basins, fruit stands, vegetable dishes and bowls of various shapes and sizes often appear in paintings of kitchens, dinners and banquets.

Our collection comprises over 70 articles for the tabletop and includes basins, pasta bowls, fruit stands, salad bowls, table centerpieces, dishes, bread baskets, vegetable dishes and chargers. Our dinnerware is based on the traditional forms that have decorated the tables of noble families throughout Europe over the centuries. As shiny as silver and featuring warm reflections, the articles are designed to take users back in time to faraway memories of sumptuously set tables.