Celtic Dram Pewter Cup

A small, flared pewter metal shot cup, or dram cup, sitting on a dark wooden table. The exterior of the cup is heavily decorated with relief-sculpted, traditional Celtic knotwork panels wrapping around the sides, accented by a smaller, tighter braided knot pattern along the base rim. The interior features a textured hammered finish
A small, flared pewter metal shot cup, or dram cup, sitting on a dark wooden table. The exterior of the cup is heavily decorated with relief-sculpted, traditional Celtic knotwork panels wrapping around the sides, accented by a smaller, tighter braided knot pattern along the base rim. The interior features a textured hammered finish
A small, flared pewter metal shot cup, or dram cup, sitting on a dark wooden table. The exterior of the cup is heavily decorated with relief-sculpted, traditional Celtic knotwork panels wrapping around the sides, accented by a smaller, tighter braided knot pattern along the base rim. The interior features a textured hammered finish

Celtic Dram Pewter Cup

Pour a dram into something made for it. Our Celtic Dram Pewter Cup carries a continuous knotwork design wrapped all the way around, handmade from some of the finest British pewter.

It measures 42mm tall and 45mm wide and weighs around 92g, heavier than some of our other dram cups, which gives it a substantial feel in the hand. Each cup is handmade in our Birmingham pewter workshop and arrives in a gift box, ready for Burns Night suppers, St Patrick's Day, Father's Day or anyone with Celtic heritage, Scottish, Irish or otherwise.

Interlaced Celtic lines like these have been worked into art for over a thousand years, looped here around a properly serious whisky vessel. Pewter is the traditional metal for whisky cups, said to keep a dram at the right temperature and to add nothing to the spirit beyond a quiet handsome glow.

See the rest of our pewter dram cups.

  • Specification
    • Handmade in our Birmingham workshop from some of the finest British pewter
    • Continuous Celtic knotwork design wrapping around the cup
    • Measures 42mm tall and 45mm wide
    • Weighs approximately 92g
    • Comes in a gift box
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A small, flared pewter metal shot cup, or dram cup, sitting on a dark wooden table. The exterior of the cup is heavily decorated with relief-sculpted, traditional Celtic knotwork panels wrapping around the sides, accented by a smaller, tighter braided knot pattern along the base rim. The interior features a textured hammered finish

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A Pewter Maker picking up an Antique Mould

A E Williams (Est 1779) Ltd is one of Britain's oldest pewter makers, still run by the family that founded it nearly 250 years ago. 


The story began when Thomas Williams started a small workshop making flatware and dishes from his home on the Welsh border, and from there the craft passed down through eight generations of the same family, all the way to Rebecca Johnson, who joined the business in 2015. 


Today we're based at our workshop in Digbeth, Birmingham, where we've been since the early 1970s.

OUR STORY
Pouring molten pewter into a bronze mould

We work from a collection of over 1,500 antique bronze moulds, some of which are centuries old. Many were made by hand long before machine tooling existed, and we still use them today, alongside moulds and skills of our own, to produce pieces with the kind of character that mass production simply can't replicate.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

At A E Williams, the materials we work with have been chosen over nearly 250 years of making things properly. Pewter sits at the heart of everything we do, but we also work with slate, glass, leather, and wood — each selected because it brings something the others can't: a different feel, a different occasion, a different kind of beauty.

Whatever you're looking for, every material we use is chosen to last, and to look better for it.

OUR MATERIALS