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Help us Support Pollinators!

Help us Support Pollinators!

Posted by Danforth Pewter on Jun 1st 2023

Why are pollinators so important? Do plants really rely on them for life? What are some ways we can support them? All good questions, and the answers might surprise you! As lifelong nature lovers, we also want to spread the word about pollinators and the crucial role they play in our ecosystem. So let's talk pollinating!WHAT EXACTLY ARE POLLINATORS? Pollinators are any cre …
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Williamsburg, VA: From Shirley Pewter to Danforth Pewter

Williamsburg, VA: From Shirley Pewter to Danforth Pewter

Posted by Danforth Pewter on May 25th 2023

If you walked down the main streets in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia twenty years ago, you probably saw one of the town's fixtures: Shirley Pewter, a sweet little shop right in the heart of Duke of Gloucester Street. Many people have fond memories of strolling down this brick-laden avenue and popping into Shirley to browse their holloware, spoons, and other home goods. Today, what was once …
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Gnomes, a Narwhal, and More! 2023 New Designs

Gnomes, a Narwhal, and More! 2023 New Designs

Posted by Danforth Pewter on May 18th 2023

At Danforth, where design and craft are core to our identity as well as our day-to-day operations, we're always working on new ways to bring the beauty of pewter into your lives. Every piece we make requires weeks or months of work, inspiration, and collaboration before it goes to production. Lots of ideas get floated at the initial stage, and from there, only a few get the green light to …
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Poppies for Remembrance: A Tradition of Gratitude

Poppies for Remembrance: A Tradition of Gratitude

Posted by Danforth Pewter on May 11th 2023

In 1919, as the First World War came to its long-awaited end, a tradition emerged in the U.K. and Canada: families of armed forces began wearing poppies in their lapels, as a way to honor their loved ones' service. November 11, originally named Armistice Day to mark it as the day the war ended, took on other names, depending where you were in the world: Remembrance Day or Poppy Day in the United K …
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