"Join or Die" Tavern Mug — Traditional redware made by hand in America

Updated October 20: Thanks so much for your interest in these. They’re currently out of stock. Each piece is handmade, and because of the time and care that goes into making them, restocks are unpredictable. You can sign up in the form above to be notified when they’re available again. — Lee Made by hand in America using traditional methods and materials. Redware was the most commonly used pottery prior to the 19th century. The name comes from its high iron content and coloration. The mugs are lead free and food-safe and can be put in the microwave. The text and image on these was taken from an illustration in Franklin’s The Pennsylvania Gazette, May 9, 1754. It was originally a warning to the colonies, urging them to unite against the French and Native American allies, and was later used as an appeal to the states during the Revolutionary War. The rattlesnake segments are labeled, S.C., N.C., V., M., P., N.J., N.Y., and N.E. Note: Because they are made by hand, each is a little diffe