A collection of pewter tableware, comprising several circular plates or chargers and two tankards. The plates are designed with slightly raised, moulded rims and exhibit varied surface finishes. The tankards are of cylindrical form with simple strap handles. One tankard is embellished with incised horizontal bands, while the second bears an impressed circular mark on the body. This mark features a central shield-shaped crest containing three symbols, encircled by text that appears to read PEWTER and MADE. These items are cast and appear to have been finished on a lathe, a method typical of British provincial pewterware from the late 18th to the mid-19th century.