These examples of tinware were produced at Old Fort William Historic Park in an early 19th-century style and using techniques dating from 1815. They are authentic replicas of the sort of tinware produced and used at Fort William during its 19th-century heyday. Each is made of tin plate - a sheet of iron encased in a thin layer of tin.
The coffee pot stands 11.5 inches high while the storm lantern (a 17th-century German pattern commonly used in North America in the 18th and 19th centuries) is 19 inches high. Each sells for $89.95. Also available, but not shown here, are 9-inch watering pots for $59.95 and 4-inch tinder boxes and candlesticks for $13.95.