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Gift of M.G. Martin for The Society of Connecticut Craftsmen, 2008.34.1 © 2009 The Connecticut…
Pewter Pot
Gift of M.G. Martin for The Society of Connecticut Craftsmen, 2008.34.1 © 2009 The Connecticut Historical Society.

Pewter Pot

PewtererMade by Evan Kullgren
Date1930s
MediumPewter
ClassificationsMetalware
Credit LineGift of M.G. Martin for The Society of Connecticut Craftsmen
DescriptionPewter pot with spout, handle and hinged lid.
Object number2008.34.1
MarkingsMaker's mark imprint on the bottom center of the pot, and also imprinted: "pewter".
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