[Ponte Alto] feastware

[Charlotte Johnson]

What is your persona? What time and period are you going for?

Generally speaking, I highly recommend Eadric the Potter (at an event
near you!), Billy and Charlie, and Historic Enterprises.

http://www.billyandcharlie.com/
http://historicenterprises.com/reenactment-goods-c-102.html

There are others, too, but these are some of the easiest to work with.

-Mathilde

On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Rich Manzano <rich_manzano at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Comrades,
> Any recommendations for vendors who make feastware? My tinned 18th century
> stuff looks way too modern and while 'pewter' alloy stuff is available it
> may also hew to a much later period. So I figured I'd ask experienced hands
> before plunking down any money.
> Drinking vessels I'd imagine would be pottery but for basic plates and bowls
> I'd welcome the List's recommendations re: size, materials and makers.
> many thanks,
> Tancred
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