Converse of object

• include: TUDOR HOUSE FURNITURE Sells traditional accessories including pewter, candelabra, bowls and trays, velvet and tapestry cushions.

• make: The metal was also melted down and mixed with tin to make pewter.

• use: We only use lead-free pewter ( European standard EN 611 ) which is produced for us in Pendeen on the Land's End peninsular.

Adjective modifier

• lead-free: All products are hand crafted from the finest lead-free English pewter.

• solid: Made of solid pewter - this is a must for all you Psycho's out there.

• English: Common in English pewter; rare in American pewter.

• beautiful: Our quaich is made in Scotland from beautiful durable pewter and comes in two more intimate sizes: 9cm or 7cm wide.

• modern: Modern pewter is lead-free and safe to use with food and drink.

• lead: Once the designs are cast in lead free pewter they are carefully hand polished to the glorious deep shine that is unique to pewter.

Modifies a noun

• tankard: A great antique hammered pewter tankard, with a glass bottom, dating to circa 1930.

• flagon: There are also two pewter flagons, dated 1703.

• platter: Also such stuff as is left that she brought, saving the best pewter platter.

• flask: Pewter flasks are intended for the short term storage of spirits only.

• goblet: A four course meal is served ( eaten with fingers and a dagger ) and wine drunk from pewter goblets.

• charm: Thankyou wine glass charms - Gold or silver tone high quality pewter wine glass charm carrying 4 Swarovski crystals in your choice of colors.

Noun used with modifier

• cast: This is why, generally, most American cast pewter will contain more lead than comparable English pewter.

• century: The substantial collection of 17th and 18th century pewter was sold for a staggering £ 25,000.