Teapot (8) - Rattan, Pewter - Antique Pewter Tableware

This collection features vintage and antique pewter tableware, likely of European origin, with a strong focus on hunting and natural themes.
Key Items and Origins
Decorative Plates (Wall Plaques): The scalloped-edge plates feature detailed wildlife reliefs, such as a buck and doe or a hunting dog and pheasant. These are often identified as German "Zinnteller," some dating from the 1960s or earlier, and were popular souvenirs from regions like Munich.
Coffee and Tea Service: The set includes a teapot, lidded sugar bowl, and creamers with a matte grey finish characteristic of pewter. Some similar antique pieces have been attributed to renowned 19th-century makers like H. Homan & Co.
Distinctive Details: Some pitchers in the collection feature wrapped handles (likely rattan or wicker), a common design element in vintage French or German pewter sets to provide insulation from heat.
The sizes of each are different , as a reference - the biggest is 20cm high and diameter 23cm