

This Royal Selangor Lewis Drinking Horn captures historic artistry beautifully now. It features exquisite craftsmanship directly Inspired by the renowned 12th-century Lewis chessmen discovery found in remote Scotland. This unique item serves as an elegant vessel for enjoying various beverages, blending ancient heritage with sophisticated modern drinkware presentation.
Acquire this distinctive piece to elevate your collection and serving style.
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Unearthed on the Isle of Lewis in 1831, in the wilderness of Scotland’s remote Outer Hebrides, the 12th century Lewis chessmen are exquisitely carved in walrus ivory. The British Museum’s collection of pieces found in this hoard is one of its most popular attractions and these chessmen have inspired the design of this drinking horn, with pewter serpents taken from the bishop chess piece, coiling around the half-pint glass.
It has been made by Royal Selangor as part of a collaboration with the British Museum and is marked with both partner's logos on its underside.
Pewter is almost maintenance-free as it does not react with the air to oxidise or tarnish. It can attract dust and dirt, but all that's required is an occasional wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Over time and with use, pewter develops a pleasing and subdued patina unique to the metal which is part of the beauty of investing in this material.
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