Tankard

At the height of barroom antics and other such revelry, any self-respecting pirate needs a hardy mug that will last the night.

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Super Tankard

Sometimes a rascal has to have a big vessel to quench a big thirst. Super Tankards be schooner size in a dinghy world.

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Tumbler

“Arrrrrr! Shiver me Tumblers!!”

Ye’ll be spoutin’ pirate talk right off, it’s built in.

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Jug

Perfect for storing yer favorite poison! For those late-night raids and the wild gallivanting that follows, make sure ye are properly armed with one of these jugs.

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Rum Jug

Avast! Th’ fine script on the side o’ this jug will lay to rest any question what be contained therein!

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Story Jug

Yar, a story fer the ages be inscribed on this here jug! Hoist it an’ tell the world the tales ye been spinnin’!

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Warning Shots

I calls these “warning shots” because they are much bigger than yer standard landlubber shot glass. So be warned, mate!

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Groggard

These hybrid jugs were invented by me shipmate Jeff MacKay of Captain Jack’s Pirate Hats. They’re a cross between a tankard and a jug.

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Bowl

After a cold and rainy day at sea, any pirate with a brain in his skull or feeling in his hands will welcome a hearty bowl of soup or slumgullion stew served in one of these sturdy bowls.

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Onion Bottle

These bottles are my interpretation of a 17th Century glass vessel, designed short in stature with a wide bottom to be stable on a table if the high seas be rollin’ the ship a bit.

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