pewterer
- noun
- /ˈpjuːtərər/
- The pewterer crafted a beautiful set of dishes, showcasing his skill in working with the metal.
Examples
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Many museums feature the work of a famous pewterer from the eighteenth century.
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Many pewterers sell their work at local markets.
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The pewterer displayed his handcrafted bowls and candlesticks at the local fair.
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In the old town, a skilled pewterer was known for his intricate designs.
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The pewterer crafted beautiful mugs.
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At the local craft fair, visitors admired the intricate designs made by the talented pewterer.
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The pewterer explained the difference between casting and stamping techniques during his workshop.
Synonyms
A person who makes useful or decorative things by hand
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pewterer comes from pewter, the soft metal used for bowls and cups, and the ending -er meaning 'someone who works with' something. So a pewterer is a person who makes or sells objects made of pewter.