Vintage Wilton Armetale Colonial Style Tavern Pitcher “Noggin”

This Wilton Armetale Company 1980's Pewter "Noggin" pitcher is in excellent condition. A significant piece from the Wilton Armetale Pewter Company of Columbia, PA, it features the maker's mark as displayed in the photos. The dimensions are approximately 8 inches across by 6 inches in height. This vintage Wilton Pewter Pitcher would make an attractive addition to a dresser, kitchen table, or countertop, adorned with lavender or any greenery of your choosing. It offers numerous possibilities for adding a touch of cool, vintage charm. Armetale Pewter is known for its heat-retention and nontoxicity which make it highly suitable for cookware. Flawless in appearance, please review all photos for a complete representation. Colonial Pewter is an up and coming home decor trend for 2026! Grab it now while it's affordable. Armetale is an aluminum-based alloy that is a patented product produced by the Wilton family company. The organization was established in 1893. The company has undergone many changes in name, location, and product range. In 1963, the Wilton Brass Company began the production of Armetale. Armetale is a registered trademark of the Wilton family company. For example, newlyweds have taken to Armetale over its more expensive competitors, as Armetale is not only kinder to the wallet but is also durable and user-friendly. These facts ensure that Armetale items have made and continue to make great heirlooms.