Match Pewter - Convivio Butter Dome - Large

Description

For the full collections, take a look! Each piece is made with a lead free alloy of tin, copper and antimony that is FDA approved and food safe. Pewter is NOT microwave safe. The Match Pewter Condiment Sets collection is available here. He collaborates closely with Italian artisans to produce designs in classic European forms from the 14th through 19th centuries; many are cast from molds made from original antiques. It is suggested to use a liquid dishwasher detergent on lowest heat settings. Match dinnerware is dishwasher safe. Be sure to dry the pewter completely, as water allowed to dry on pewter may cause spots. The Match Pewter Table Service collection is available here. Do not use a dishwasher in the case of hard water. Pewter tarnishes very slowly and requires almost no maintenance. The Large Convivio Butter Domed Dish by Match Pewter: The name of Match Pewter’s signature collection was inspired by the word “convivial”, meaning good-humored, festive, or fond of feasting. Match was founded by RISD graduate David Reiss in 1995. Do not pre-soak. Any spots that appear can be easily removed by polishing or by gently rubbing the area in small circular motions with very fine "0000" steel wool. Each piece is made with a lead free alloy of tin, copper and antimony that is FDA approved and food safe. Any spots that appear can be easily removed by polishing or by gently rubbing the area in small circular motions with very fine "0000" steel wool.

Key Features

• Do not use a dishwasher in the case of hard water.
• Any spots that appear can be easily removed by polishing or by gently rubbing the area in small circular motions with very fine "0000" steel wool.
• Pewter has an odd warmth in appearance that allows it to seamlessly meld with traditional and modern table settings alike.
• Each piece is made with a lead free alloy of tin, copper and antimony that is FDA approved and food safe.
• It is suggested to use a liquid dishwasher detergent on lowest heat settings.
• He collaborates closely with Italian artisans to produce designs in classic European forms from the 14th through 19th centuries; many are cast from molds made from original antiques.