pewtery
- noun
- /ˈpjuːtəri/
- She polished the old pewtery until it shone on the dining table.
Examples
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I bought a beautiful pewtery vase at the antique shop.
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Many museums display pewtery alongside other historical metalwork.
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The collector was proud of his rare pewtery from the eighteenth century.
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Her collection of pewtery items is impressive.
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The antique store had a beautiful collection of pewtery dishes and cups.
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She admired the pewtery candle holders that complemented the rustic decor.
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For the holiday dinner, we set the table with elegant pewtery serving platters.
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Morphology
Etymology
Pewtery names items made of the metal pewter, with the ending -y that means 'material' or 'a group of things'. So a collection of pewtery is simply a set of pewter objects, like silverware but darker and with a softer shine.