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    50lbs in box ...box weighed 4 lbs = 46lbs....
    Did my research from what I see in hand and what I read and seen on the net these are pewter butter plates and other pewter dishes


    Other markings on all the dishes are as follows

    Nsfi 2-1996 83xf
    And a triangle with "classified" "eph" a circle with U L in it
    Lafayette n.j
    Taiwan



    If anyone knows any different please let me know


    My turn to edit.lol what is the "correct" pewter and the many levels?
    Does mine have lead in it??? Highly doubtful since is is truly for eating off of and these were made in 1996 the 2 main ingredients in pewter is tin = 85 to 99% copper usually being around 1% some other forms of pewter did contain other metals in them but all pewter is made primarily of tin....I've done my research and even Bon chefs website says these are pewter. Going to a restaurant supply outlet tomorrow but as I said I'm here to talk to the experts so please enlighten me on anything I've not found already... thanks in advance
    Last edited by griff5693; 04-21-2013 at 11:03 PM.

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