Drinkware - Tankard Medieval Coat of Arms
| Article number: | 816-273 |
| Availability: | In stock (1) |
| Delivery time: | We will attend Country&Garden Fair in Laren (gld). All orders after Monday May 6th, 12.00 cet will be shipped Monday May 13th/Tuesday May 14th. Sorry for any inconvenience. |
Drinkware
Tankard Medieval Coat of Arms - with metal insert
- Made of Resin and steel
- Hand painted
- Dimensions: (wxhxd) approx. 17cm x 11cm x 10cm
- Capacity: 350ml
- Metal insert is removable for washing - handwash only
- Only wipe the outside with a soft cloth, not under the tap
- For hot and cold drinks, also as a beer mug, mead cup, mug, etc.
- Not suitable for microwave use
Coat of arms originated in the Middle Ages and were derived from the equipment of a medieval knight. The most important part of a coat of arms is the shield. On it are painted figures symbolising a particular person, family or organisation.
