Pewter (noun)

An alloy of tin, copper, and antimony, used for making household utensils and other articles.

Origin:

Middle english "pewter", from old english "pewitre" or "pewter", from old french "peautre" meaning "tinware".

Examples:

1. The candelabra was made of pewter, passed down from generations in his family.
2. She had a collection of pewter tankards and mugs from her travels.
3. The pewterware had tarnished over time but still remained beautiful.
4. The museum had a display of pewter objects dating back to medieval times.
5. The antique shop had a pewter teapot for sale, a perfect addition to her collection.