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This seems unlikely as the form and material (burr maple for mazers) are quite different.

The size of wooden mazers was restricted by the relatively small.

cross with figures of St Mary and St John, cruets, two chalices, three mazers, eight silver spoons, a salt with cover, and a silver goblet.

drinking vessel was quite common in the Middle Ages, but the only other mazers in Oxford are three dating from the 15th century, and one standing mazer.

his grant in 1358 of 4 tuns of wine a year, and the gift in 1377 of forty mazers, one of which was called the Edward.

Finely crafted drinking bowls, known as mazers, were produced in very limited quantities from dry wood, then decorated.

bowl), and occasionally, normally on later mazers, a silver or gilt foot was also added.

Unlike other examples of mazers, it has no boss or knob in the centre of the inside, and there is no evidence.