Gothic Skull Tankard Cup with Stainless Steel Liner

Built to hold drinks and pens

• A stainless liner inside

  The polished stainless steel cup sits inside the skull, so drinks and pens never touch the resin. The resin stays a display piece, and the liner is the only part you rinse.

• Sculpted skull with pewter filigree

  Matte bone-ivory resin with antiqued shadows gives the skull a sculpted, hand-finished look. Pewter filigree and gold accents add depth wherever the light hits the brow and jaw.

• Pick your gears or armor

  Choose the armor-style skull with gold filigree or the steampunk version with gears and goggles. Each one has its own character, so it fits a fantasy shelf or a brass-and-gears desk.

Ready to pour in three steps

1. 1
   Rinse the liner

   Rinse the stainless liner under warm water before the first pour. It is the only part that touches your drink.

2. 2
   Fill or load it

   Pour a drink into the liner, or stand pens and pencils in it with the tips up.

3. 3
   Set it out

   Place it on the bar, desk or party table. Wipe the resin with a soft dry or damp cloth when dust builds up.

Why the skull changes the room

The plain cup problem

Generic cups flatten a themed party fast. A plastic Halloween cup looks cheap next to a good spread, and the spooky decor you spent an evening setting up ends up on a shelf away from the drinks.

A focal point with function

Give the drink a sculpted skull to hold. The matte bone-ivory resin, pewter filigree and gold accents make it the piece people reach for, and the stainless steel liner inside holds the drink or your pens.

Your space, transformed

Now the bar cart, game table or desk corner has a focal point. Pour, set it down, and the conversation starts on its own.

What to expect after you unbox it

1. First use
   Set the mood right away

   Place it on the bar or desk and it becomes the first thing guests notice. Rinse the liner before the first pour.

2. 3 uses
   Find its everyday spot

   After a few uses you will know if it works best as a drinks vessel, a pen holder or a display piece. Empty the liner between uses so it stays fresh.

3. 30 days
   Still a conversation piece

   With gentle handling the matte finish and gold accents keep their look. Set it down gently, since sharp knocks can chip the sculpted edges.

Keep the gold and pewter sharp

• Rinse the liner

  Use warm water on the stainless steel cup after each use.

• Wipe the resin

  A soft dry or damp cloth is enough for the exterior.

• Skip hot soaking

  Avoid soaking the whole piece or exposing the resin to heat.

• Set it down gently

  Keep it off counter edges so the filigree stays intact.

Why not a plain stein