"Stede Bonnet" Enamel Mug
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Regular price $25.00
The gentleman who chose the sea over everything he had.
Stede Bonnet was born in 1688 on Barbados. He inherited a 400-acre sugar plantation, married well, had four children, and owned ninety-four enslaved people. Then he bought a sloop, hired a crew at wages, and ran off to be a pirate. He was spectacularly bad at it. Blackbeard took his ship away from him. He was captured, escaped jail, was recaptured, wrote a letter begging for clemency, and was hanged on December 10, 1718. This mug is for anyone who's ever left a sure thing for an uncertain one.
- Material: Enamel with steel rim
- Dimensions: 3.14" H × 3.54" diameter (8 cm × 9 cm)
- Capacity: 12 oz
- White coating with silver rim
- Sublimation-printed graphic — vivid, durable color
- Hand-wash only — not microwave safe
- Do not heat liquids or food directly in the mug (can damage coating)
- Camp-tough — built for rough handling