Glover and Smith Designs
Glover and Smith Designs
Glover & Smith Designs
Unit 10, Wilton Business Centre
Kingsway
Wilton
Near Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP2 0AH
United Kingdom

t: 01722 741096
e: ed@gloverandsmith.com
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Pewter Gifts Vs Silver Gifts

Quality pewter spoons will not tarnish like silver spoons. Our quality pewter salt bowls will not react with salt like silver salt bowls. Our contemporary pewter will not go grey like old pewter as it contains no lead. Silver gifts give the recipient a cleaning job, lead free pewter gifts do not. pewter boxes will not need polishing, silver boxes will. Glover and Smith contemporary pewter. High quality lead free pewter is eco friendly. Our designs are all made from 92% lead free pewter, making them all ideal tenth wedding anniversary gifts or tin anniversary gifts.

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Scallop shell bowl and spoon set, handmade pewter by Glover and Smith

Scallop shell bowl and spoon set, handmade pewter by Glover and Smith - click to enlarge

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Underside of bowl 

£37.50 Code: scalbowl

Scallop Shell bowl with shell spoon
Lead free pewter handmade in the Uk by
Glover and Smith.


Ideal salt bowl or mustard bowl etc.
or even for bath salts or soap.



Great present for beach combers,
shell lovers, symbol of pilgrims


Perfect 10th wedding anniversary
gifts, (It's 92% tin)
 

The bowl is 92mm wide and comes in a
presentation box

 

Gift Wrapping
  £3.00 per item.
 (tick to select)


The scallop shell is the traditional emblem of Saint James.

Medieval Christian pilgrims often wore a scallop shell symbol on their hat or clothes. They also carried a scallop shell, and would present themselves at churches, castles, abbeys etc, where they could expect to be given as much sustenance as they could pick up with one scoop.

The German word for scallop is Jakobsmuschel, in Swedish it literally translates to pilgrim mussel and in France the scallop is called a coquille St. Jacques, literally a St James shellfish.
  

Many paintings of Venus, the Roman goddess of love and fertility, included a scallop shell in the painting to identify her. This is most evident in Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, nicknamed "Venus on the half-shell".


 

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