Engravable, charming, and useful. Notice the teddy bear charm on the handle. Baby can eat cereal out of this bowl, then pick it up to drink the remaining milk.
Babies and toddlers will love using this bowl every day or just on special occasions.
It's 4 inches in diameter and 1.5 inch deep. Weighing .5 lbs., it feels substantial.
Hampshire Pewter is of the highest quality and is safe for use with food and beverages. It is easy to care for. It should be washed with warm water and mild soap and towel dried after use.
About once a year, clean your pewter with a good pewter wash. Rub on with a soft, wet cloth, rinse and dry thoroughtly. Then apply cornstarch with a soft cloth or towel and your pewter will look like new.
Fine steel wool or Scotchbrite may be used to remove stains or scratches on the brushed finish.
Do not put pewter in a dishwasher, the oven, or in direct contact with a heating element
The Danforth porringer was first made in America by Thomas Danforth II, who was one of the finest Revolutionary era pewtersmiths in New England.
Heirlooms To Be is proud to offer these high quality items made in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. In the United States, we associate pewter with our colonial history. Hampshire Pewter, founded in 1974, has revived the craft of the colonial pewterer.
Hampshire Pewter is hand cast using bronze molds and finished by hand creating its lovely shape and gentle finish. It is made with their trademark "Queen's Metal" pewter alloy, a precise combination of pure metals containing tin, bismuth, antimony, copper and silver.
The details of this pewter, as with most handmade work, will vary slightly, one piece to the next. The pride and skills of the Hampshire Pewter craftsmen are clearly evident in every piece.
At our request, Hampshire Pewter has added pewter charms such as teddy bears, hobby horses, and princess crowns to many of the pieces they craft for Heirlooms To Be, so that we can offer these extra-special items to bring delight to children. We are confident that your gift will become a cherished heirloom of tomorrow.
The care of pewter is easy. See Technical Spec.
