May Egner right here in Hillsboro, NH was the lucky winner of our January raffle and our delicate Small Heart Earrings. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this is the season of love and a time for reaching out to those we care for near and far.
Each month, we select a winner of our monthly Gibson Pewter product. In February, we will pull a name to win a pair of our Four Leaf Clover Earrings. Whether lucky in love or not in February, you may borrow a bit of Irish luck in March.
Anyone who registers in the box in the right-hand corner of the website receives periodic updates about our new products and promotions, and those names are among those we select from each month.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Get her (or him!) my new
Fluted Bud Vase. With a single beautiful stem, it’s an affordable and elegant way to say, “I love you.”
Another good choice would be either the Small Heart Earrings or Large Heart Earrings we have in our growing jewelry line.
And here’s an idea for an “evergreen” valentine. Pick up or order a bunch of our small hearts. At only $5 each, they cost the same or less than sending out expensive greeting cards. These thoughtful gifts really make an impression. I know folks who carry one of our Gibson hearts around in their pocket every day!
Call and place an order today! Call (603) 464-3410
Jeff Rand, living right here in Hillsboro, won last month’s raffle prize of the Christmas Stocking Ornament. Just in time to hang on the tree for the current holiday season. The Stone Bridge Farm Bed & Breakfast always looks sharp, but outfitted in Gibson Pewter? Magnificent!
Each month, we select a winner of our monthly Gibson Pewter product. For December, we plan to gift a Christmas Bell ornament. Makes a good start to collecting all of our Hillsborough historic locations and seasonal ornaments.
Anyone who registers in the box in the left-hand corner of the website receives periodic updates about our new products and promotions, and those names are among those we select from each month.
Marcia Ullman won a pair of our Ladybug Earrings in October. I guess ladybugs do contribute to good luck!
Each month, we select a winner of our monthly gift of a pair of Gibson Pewter Earrings. For November, we plan to gift a Stocking Ornament. Maybe this will prompt a family pewter ornament collecting tradition.
Congratulations to Heather Clemons, our May winner of Yin/Yang Earrings. Keep an open mind to the meaning of each of life’s challenges and opportunities.
Each month, we select a winner of our monthly gift of a pair of Gibson Pewter Earrings. For June, we’ll be awarding a pair of our pretty Rosebud Earrings. Early spring blossoms are now making way for the summer beauties.
Anyone who registers in the box in the right-hand corner of the website receives periodic updates about our new products and promotions, and those names are among those we select from each month.
Dress your tree in pewter and you will never again mess with squashed and broken ornaments or lost hooks. Mark your holidays with decorations that celebrate beauty and permanence.
Each Gibson Pewter ornament is priced at $15. Purchase five, of the same or all different, at once and enjoy holiday savings… only $70. You choose your favorite five from amongst the entire collection.
This will make a great housewarming or seasonal gift, or divvy them up as nifty stocking stuffers for all of your special people!
Height: 6.25″
Price: $185.00 per pair
Product code: L04
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The R. Dunham Candlesticks are our best sellers. They are reproductions of those made in the 19th century by Westbrook, Maine pewterer, Rufus Dunham. The urn shaped shafts are among the most beautiful ever produced and their popularity in our shop today supports that claim. The shafts are hollow (“slush”) cast just like the originals, but are quite sturdy. The tall base has two decorative incised lines and a rolled lower edge for maximum stability and strength.
I recently acquired an important early 18th century wavy-end bronze spoon mold at auction. The mold is engraved with a royal portrait on the top and a fanciful scroll pattern on the underside of the bowl.
Only a handful of these kinds of molds exist today, so they are as scarce as the proverbial hen’s teeth. I am indeed fortunate to have landed this wonderful mold. The overall spoon length is 7.25″ —Finished spoons sell for $20. This makes for a great soup spoon!
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