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Compass Classics

meticulously crafted products closely replicatethe form and function of their historicalcounterparts. Our wares have been used bymuseums, films, and grace homes across NorthAmerica and Europe.

By combining the skills of Old Worldcraftsmanship and our historical research, wecan offer a wide array of historicalreproductions with the accuracy and aestheticqualities your customers desire.

Our production capabilities allow us to provideour products at wholesale. If you have abusiness which sells quality historicalreproductions, Compass Classics would likethe opportunity to help you chart your courseto our unique product lines.

Compass Classics has earned anexcellent reputation for the historicalaccuracy of its wares. Our

Two Handled Porringer, UT-1 Features pierced handles in shape of fleur de lis. 5”diameter.

Slip End Spoon, UT-2Faceted handle with angled terminus. 6.75” long

Trifid Spoon, UT-10Trifid style terminus to handle and rat tail reinforcementto the bowl. 5.25” long.

Salt Dish, UT-25Pedestal style salt dish to dispense salt on the Captain’stable. 4.25” tall

Jan Steen Ewer UT-11

Often seen in paintings byDutch artist Jan Steen.Features hinged lids on vesseland pouring spout. 9” tall.

Round Charger,UT-28

A large serving dish worthyof the Captain’s table. 14.75”diameter.

Pewter Beaker,UT-3, 5” tall.

Brass Candlestick,UT-30, 8.25” tall.

Brass Navigation Dividers,UT-29, 5” long.

Amsterdam Flagon, UT-5Features a hinged lid, approx. One quartcapacity, 8” tall.Bringing History to Life

Portuguese ship, Nossa Senhora Do Rosario, offthe coast of Brazil. The Utrecht and anotherDutch ship, the Huys Nassau, attacked theRosario in an attempt to board and capture it.The captain of the Rosario, following ordersnot to allow his vessel to fall into enemy hands,blew up his ship. The explosion also sank theUtrecht and damaged the Nassau.

The archaeological findings from this shiprepresent the largest collection of pewterartifacts found on a shipwreck. We haveselected a group of the most popular andinteresting of these pewter and brass artifactsto be reproduced.

In September of 1648 the Dutch EastIndia ship, the Utrecht, was sunkduring an engagement with the

Museum Quality Reproductions& Decorative Arts

Pewter Catalogue

Maritime Collection

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Reproduction tankard and beaker beautifully decoratedin a style of engraving called wriggle work. Features portraitof King William the III and Queen Mary with the lionand unicorn of the British coat of arms. Based on artifactsin the Victoria and Albert Museum of London.

VA7 W&M Coronation Tankard, 6.5” tall.VA3 W&M Coronation Beaker, 6.75” tall.

VA3

Late Stuart Period, EnglishTankard, circo 1670-1690.P194.Pint-sized tankard featuringhinged lid, triple cuspthumbpiece.

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European / American Beaker, circa 1750 - 1800. P5C.Common style of beaker used in the Old World and New. 4.5" tall.

Swiss / German Flagon, circa 1750 - 1800. P154B.Called a “Bauchkanne.” Features ram’s head on the lid and dualacorn thumbpiece. Very similar to mid-late 17th C. flagons. 9" tall.

Round Side Plate, circa 1600-1800. P75.6.75" diameter.

Round Dinner Plate, circa 1600-1800. P238.10" diameter.

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Oval Charger,circa 1650 - 1800.P102B17.25” long x 12.5” wide

Scalloped Edge Charger,circa 1680 - 1800.P107B17.25” long x 12” wide

VA7

English Pint Balluster Tankard, circa 1760 - 1820. P63B.

English Pint Tankard, circa 1750 - 1830. P34B.

English Candlestick, circa 1670-1690. VA2.Reproduction of candlestick in the Victoria and AlbertMuseum Collection. 6.5" tall.

French Candlestick, circa 1670-1710. VA6.Reproduction of candlestick in the Victoria and AlbertMuseum Collection. Features Octagonal base. 6" tall.

English Balluster Top Spoon, circa 1550-1630.P95.Classic fig-shaped bowl with balluster terminus tohandle. Touchmarks stamped inside bowl.

English / European Two-Handle Porringer,Early 17th Century. VA10.One handle stamped “N C G” based on example inVictoria and Albert Museum Collection.

Old English Style Porringers, Circa 1680 - 1800 P159A (1-Handle), P159 B (2-Handles)These porringers were a common type produced inboth England and America. They are available inone and two handled varieties.

William and Mary Coronation VesselsCirca 1688.

John Somers Pewter

JS Pewter of Brazil makes some of the best historicalpewter reproductions in the world. Meticulous careis taken so that each piece is a faithful, museumquality replica of a period artifact. Many pieces arebased on artifacts in the JS Pewter collection. Eachlead-free pewter replica bears the maker’s marksshown below.

Fine Pewter Reproductions - 17th through 19th Century