This finely crafted 18th-century pewter porringer is a classic example of early domestic tableware, used for serving porridge, broth, or other simple meals. It features a shallow, rounded bowl with gently sloping sides and a smooth, punch decorated interior, showcasing the soft luster of aged pewter.
Pewter porringers were widely used in both Europe and Colonial America, valued for their durability and affordability compared to silver. This piece has developed a beautiful patina over time, adding to its historical charm and making it a fine addition to any collection of early pewter or domestic antiques.
