Victorian Stroll
America's Finest Pewter - Presentation Pieces & Commemorative Works
Treasured Traditions with Christmas Ornaments
History of Christmas Ornaments
The Shovel Town - Easton, MA
Easton, Massachusetts was settled in 1694 and incorporated in 1725. In 1803 Ames Shovel Works was established and became known for supplying the shovels used to build the Union Pacific Railroad. The Shovel Works and the Ames family
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Bedford Presbyterian Church was established in 1749. They were the first church in Bedford, NH. Check out their 275th celebration ornament.
General Sullivan Bridge | Christmas Ornament 2023
Best Business Gifts | Gift Guide for the Boss, Clients & Employees
New Hampshire Covered Bridges Series
New England Lighthouse Collection
Best Gifts for Her | Christmas Gift Guide
Best Gifts for Him | Christmas Gift Guide
We're highlighting our top picks and customer favorites to create the Hampshire Pewter Best Gifts for Him Christmas Gift Guide - can't miss gift selections for the favorite guy in your life!
Souvenirs made in New Hampshire
GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS MADE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Slate Coasters
Wedding Party Gifts
St. Denis Parish Bicentennial | 2024 Custom Ornament
We are excited to have been commissioned to create this pewter ornament for the bicentennial of St. Denis Roman Catholic Church. It is considered the First Catholic Church of Delaware County. They have many outreach ministries in the Havertown, PA area. The St. Denis Parish strive to be beacons of love and mercy.
First Congregational Church | Guilford Keeping Society
The Guilford Keeping Society has once again commissioned a pewter ornament to be made depicting a historical building in their town. This is our 10th ornament we have had the opportunity to create. This ornament depicts the First Congregational Church building.
Home for the Holidays | Seward, NE 2023
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Magnolia Ornament - J. Niki
Magnolia Ornament – J.Niki
We have a very loyal customer who requested three custom
ornaments from us. She came up with the idea for each design and we had our
artists transform them into 3-dimensional pieces. The three images she chose
are a magnolia, praying hands, and the Christian Fish symbol Ichthys.