Large Pewter Ladle
$140.00
Item No. B401
This pewter ladle is the shape of the old horn spoons carved by the Pacific Northwest coastal Indians. The carving on the handle showing the bear, and raven stealing the sun. The pewter used is free of heavy metals, and suitable for use with food. This ladle, and the matching Pewter Fork, make elegant serving pieces. The length is 8½ inches. Handcrafted in Canada.
This pewter ladle is the shape of the old horn spoons carved by the Pacific Northwest coastal Indians. The carving on the handle showing the bear, and raven stealing the sun. The pewter used is free of heavy metals, and suitable for use with food. This ladle, and the matching Pewter Fork, make elegant serving pieces. The length is 8½ inches. Handcrafted in Canada.
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The basic element of pewter is tin. Tin is too soft to be used on its own, so is tempered with small amounts of copper and antimony to create pewter. Pewter neither rusts as iron does nor tarnishes like silver. It is a metal which easily adapts to the making of household and ornamental articles. Pewter has been widely used by man for many thousands of years. Care: Pewter, being a delicate metal is not meant to be exposed to hear or harsh materials. Treat your pewter with care by hand washing with mild soap instead of using a dishwasher.
