Bennington Pottery Tankard Mug
Best choice for mid-century design enthusiasts and vintage stoneware collectors.
This 1967 stoneware tankard brings a rugged, mid-century weight to your morning coffee that modern ceramics simply can't replicate. While its substantial, heavy-duty build demands a firm grip, the deep, speckled glaze offers a timeless character that turns a simple drink into a tactile ritual.
$25.00
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Who it's for
- Coffee drinkers who prefer a heavy, heat-retaining mug
- Collectors seeking authentic mid-century kitchen aesthetics
- Design enthusiasts valuing historic American craftsmanship
Who should skip it
- Minimalists with limited cabinet or dishwasher space
- Shoppers wanting pristine, factory-new condition items
- Microwave users sensitive to hot exterior surfaces
Performance breakdown
Historical Authenticity
An original 1967 David Gil design for true mid-century collectors.
Build Robustness
Heavy-weight stoneware construction built to survive decades of daily use.
Aesthetic Appeal
Deep, moody glaze with subtle speckling offers timeless visual depth.
Ergonomic Feel
Substantial weight provides a satisfying, grounded grip in the hand.
Capacity Utility
Sixteen-ounce volume perfectly balances generous pours with classic tavern proportions.
Design Legacy
Iconic American craftsmanship that anchors any curated kitchen collection.
Key Specs
Material
Stoneware
Capacity
16 ounces
Design Year
1967
Designer
David Gil
Color
Deep navy/aubergine
Finish
Speckled
Shape
Cylindrical
Dishwasher Safe
No
Microwave Safe
No
Set Quantity
1
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