My parents owned a Collectibles and Toy store back in the 1990s. They had a wonderful assortment of collectible stuffed animals and other décor items, but too many to keep now that they have retired. I will be listing quite a few items from their collection over the next few weeks so stay tuned if you are a collector of cute things!

This is a set of toddler's silverware including a fork, spoon and "pusher" from Woodbury Pewterers.

The tag from Woodbury Pewter included indicates;

A Reproduction of Early American Pewter 1776 1850
Each reproduction is from an old pewter master and made with meticulous care. hand crafted and hand finished. World wealth in Colonial days was counted in Pewter. Today the same shapes made by Woodbury Pewterers are the heirlooms of the future. Woodbury Pewter has a lasting patina that may be washed or touched up with polish or fine steel wool. It is excellent for serving food or beverages in but should not be used to warm or cook in. Use a glass liner for holding flowers.

Woodbury Pewter is made from the highest grade metals, alloyed without lead. It meets or exceeds the standards of the American Pewter Guild and is eligible to display the guild's registered hallmark of quality.by hand in Woodbury, Connecticut, USA and the pride and skills of our craftsmen are clearly apparent in every piece. Woodbury Pewter is of the highest quality and is safe for use with food and beverages. Care of Pewter is on the reverse side.

This has never been used for food. It does have some slight storage marks but is in really nice vintage condition. The plastic case has some surface scratches and the Woodbury Pewter seal on the outside has been broken as the case has been open. There is a gray spongy mat that the silverware is stored on in the case. That surface is indented from the pieces as they have been inside the case for almost 30 years!

Dimensions:
Case - 7 1/8" x 5 1/4" x 1/2"
Silverware - 3" - 3 1/4"