We would have to agree – we love how the antique look of the pewter contrasts the brightness of the fruit. When it comes to the tablecloth, Stewart has opted for a tried and true material.

Over on Hackaday.io, [bms.had] is showing his technique for 3D printing molds that he uses to cast (lead-free) pewter objects. The process looks simple enough, and if you have a 3D printer ...

The material of choice for these molds is a high temp resin with a heat deflection temperature of 289 °C. Using a pewter alloy that melts at 260 °C, casting a metal miniature is as simple as ...