The ritual of pouring a beverage has historically signified the beginning or end of an event, occasion, or, simply, the day at hand. Whether a glass of juice, wine with a meal, or a cocktail at a gathering of friends, our beverage collection includes all that’s necessary for making, serving, and enjoying your beverage of choice. A well-appointed bar is a sign of a hospitable home and conveys the spirit of conviviality at the heart of match beverage service.

That any pewter of the American colonies has survived is somewhat of a miracle. With no domestic raw material, and forced to send to England for tin at exorbitant cost and unreliable delivery, 17th and 18th century pewterers were restricted to melting worn pieces to cast as new. Despite these trials, fine examples of their craft showcase a quintessential American style resonant to this day. In Liberty, the influence of European forms is undeniable, but it is the unpretentiousness and ease of style that speaks of the character of the New World.

The perfect way to serve a classic mint julep, the drink associated with the Kentucky Derby for a century. Crafted from stainless steel and gold plated on the outside, this set of four cups is also an attractive way to present any frosted drink.

The successful Boston-colored collection combines elegant crystal glass in on-trend colors with robust, timelessly beautiful shapes. Inspired by the classic country style, the diamond pattern perfectly complements any number of white tableware collections.

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A staple of any properly outfitted bar, our martini glass features a generous ten-ounce bowl crafted from premium lead-free European crystal, and a very stylish (and sturdy) Italian pewter stem, ensuring you’ve got a firm grip on whatever classic cocktail you choose to enjoy.

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It would be futile to deny that the ductility of fine pewter isn’t considered a drawback, but it is this same inherent characteristic of the alloy that grants pewter its most treasured qualities; its ability to reproduce exquisite detail, its beautifully subdued patina when aged, its soft warmth when compared to cold sterility of aluminium, steel or silver. Mallea takes advantage of this commonly perceived weakness in tandem with traditional production methods, punctuating forms influenced by early Scandinavian industrial design with a series of decorative controlled folds. With each item’s series of indentations shaped individually, no two pieces are alike.