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Pewter

usgb/ˈpjuːtər/Volume
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Historical ItemsPlay
Pewter was more common in the past, so it often appears in historical or antique contexts. SlideThe museum's medieval collection featured several pewter goblets.
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Not High ShinePlay
Pewter has a muted shine compared to silver, often described as lustrous or soft. SlideThe soft luster of the pewter candlesticks gave the room a warm glow.
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Durable MetalPlay
Pewter is quite durable and resists rust, which is why it's common in heirlooms. SlideThe family heirloom, a pewter teapot, was still in perfect condition.