Maple Leaf Bookmark Clip
A decorative pewter piece on a page clip, with an approximate 2.5-inch overall length.
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Amos Pewter
Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
A small cast object can earn its place in an everyday book.
Amos Pewter makes decorative and useful pewter pieces through a Mahone Bay studio process. Its clip bookmarks give a reader a straightforward entry point into the craft, with exact-product dimensions and direct ordering links.
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The story & the craft.
Amos Pewter describes a Mahone Bay studio process that starts with a drawing and wax sculpture, continues through mould making and casting, and ends with hand finishing. A bookmark turns that process into a small object a reader can use. The Maple Leaf and Heart versions attach a decorative pewter casting to a page clip, so the piece can travel with a book rather than needing a display shelf.
The selected listings offer a concrete size comparison: approximately two and a half inches overall for the Maple Leaf clip and two inches for the Heart. Consider the book or gift recipient before choosing the shape and packaging. For a larger order, the official contact route can clarify how the pieces will be supplied. The studio connection concerns the pewter work; the clip and raw-metal origins are not established.
What they make & offer.
Heart Bookmark
A heart-shaped pewter casting attached to a bookmark clip, listed at approximately 2 inches long.
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The Canadian connection.
The maker describes its casting and finishing work in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. This supports the pewter craft family; the raw metal and bookmark-clip supply origins are not established.
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