The authors describe the conservation and curatorial considerations involved in restoring the three feet of a pewter teapot by William Will. The molding, casting, and joining of replacement feet is presented; Dow Corning's Silastic A-RTV rubber was used for the initial mold; a britannia alloy (91Sn2 Cu 0.5Pb6. 5Sb) was employed for the castings to differentiate the new feet from the original (9lSn 0.75Cu 5.25Pb 3Sb); the solder chosen was 70Sn 30Pb. On the basis of measurements and visual comparisons, the authors conclude that many components in such teapots were mass produced in the eighteenth century.