#4001 Wizards wooden mug with metal bands and a curved handle.

4.5” no chips or cracks. Magic ability’s are untested. Wooden mugs, often referred to as tankards or steins, have a long history dating back to ancient times. They were commonly used for drinking ale, beer, and other beverages, particularly in medieval Europe. The construction often involved cooperage techniques, where wooden staves were bound together by metal hoops, creating a sturdy and functional vessel.

These mugs were not only practical but also served as status symbols, with intricate carvings and decorative metalwork indicating the owner's wealth and social standing. While many were made for everyday use, smaller, more finely crafted versions could also be used for special occasions or as decorative items, reflecting the craftsmanship of the era and region.