Pewter-Plated Fox Head Stirrup Cup, Jigger, Shot Glass

Fox head stirrup cup looks just like the ones used in the 18th and 19th centuries. Stirrup cups were drinking vessels commonly given to hunters on their way out or back from hunting trips, while the hunters where still on horseback. Because they were used for this purpose, many of them feature stag heads or fox heads. Today, stirrup cups make great gifts for the bartender, groomsman, or equestrian enthusiast!

Made of pewter-plated brass. Holds 2-oz. of liquid. Measures 3-1/2" tall, 2" cup diameter.