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Goldfinch Pottery

Second - Tankard Mug

Second - Tankard Mug

Regular price $38.40 USD
Regular price $48.00 USD Sale price $38.40 USD
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 All seconds are Final Sale items.

Every pottery piece that is made at Goldfinch pottery is handcrafted and unique. Second pottery pieces are items that vary a bit more. They may be shorter, taller, wider, have a different shape or have small glaze discrepancies. These differences are what makes them even more unique, however the differences do not affect the quality or functionality of the item. Those differences just make them more lovable if you are drawn to the beauty of imperfection. 

Tankards are a traditional form that is timeless. Our take on this classic piece of history has the traditionally sloped sides and larger handle. Simple and elegant, perfect for elevating your ipa, ale or large cup of coffee. 

Tankard was originally meant to refer to a wooden drinking vessel similar to a barrel in appearance, however somewhere around the 13th century the term became more general to refer to a drinking vessel that had a similar style and size. Tankards have been made from wood, pewter and ceramic and became a sort of status symbol. A tankard made of pewter or highly decorative ceramic would have been for the more wealthy and they would often have lids to keep insects and foreign matter from your drink. This was also a way to notify the bar person that your drink was empty and you wanted another by leaving the lid open.

Each piece is wheel-thrown and finished by hand in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

"Although the mugs all look similar, with seconds you can see the variations and how beautifully unique each one truly is... it really makes each piece a treasure!"

- Leah Morse, founder and potter

Material: White Stoneware 

Rim width: 3”

Width: 4 ⅞”

Height: 5”

capacity: 1 pint

Sizes may vary with seconds.

Designed and Handcrafted in Lancaster Pennsylvania 

Microwave and dishwasher safe.

We recommend using a gentle detergent and avoid temperature shock by heating things slowly and evenly.

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