Drinkware

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Celebrate Wisconsin's (unofficial) state cocktail with this unique glass, a Society exclusive!

Seipp's Hollander Beer was made from 1908 and 1919 in Chicago, Illinois. by Conrad Seipp, who later moved to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Drink a modern beer in this retro stein.

Seipp's Hollander Beer was made from 1908 and 1919 in Chicago, Illinois. by Conrad Seipp, who later moved to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Celebrate this historic brewer and pour out with this boot shot glass.

H.H. Bennett Studio Wisconsin Dells stoneware mug. Made in Wisconsin.

Pour yourself a cup of coffee or tea in this beautiful black mug with a "silvery night" glaze. Made in Wisconsin

Villa Louis stoneware mug. Made in the U.S.A.

Handmade in the U.S.A. Keep two in the freezer at all times! 22 oz.

Enjoy a cup of coffee or your favorite tea in this barrel-shaped mug with an image of Wade House on the front, which is in Greenbush, Wisconsin!

Drink your favorite Wisconsin beverage in this pint glass, just like the ones at the historic Pendarivs restaurant in Mineral Point, Wisconsin.

Show your love for the Wisconsin brat with this pint glass, designed right here, and available exclusively at the Wisconsin Historical Society!

Get ready for voting-season and celebrate the centennial anniversary of women's rights to vote with this mug, exclusively from the Wisconsin Historical Society! The historical image is from a poster made from an engraving, circa 1910.

Our This Girl Can mug features a timeline that highlights key accomplishments in the history of women's suffrage and equal rights.