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pewter britannia metal
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britannia metal
britannia metal, silvery-white alloy of tin with antimony, copper, and sometimes bismuth and zinc. It is very similar in appearance to pewter, but is harder. It is used widely for the manufacture of tableware.
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pewter britannia metal
repair refinish solder make parts antique restoration est.1926
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BRITANNIA METAL VASES OCCUPY NICHE IN HISTORY.(At Home)
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Britannia metal used for Oscar statues
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Britannia metal vases occupy a niche in history TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC
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britannia metal
Jan 01, 1988; Webster's NewWorld Dictionary 01-01-1988 britannia metal [also B- m-] an alloy consisting chiefly of tin, copper, and antimony,...
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Britannia metal
Jan 01, 2000; Britannia metal A silvery alloy consisting of 80–90% tin, 5–15% antimony, and sometimes small percentages of...
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