Original British Napoleonic Copper Drinking “Tygg” Pitcher from Trafalgar Participant H.M.S. PHOEBE - Launched in 1795 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The wood shaft of the

The wood shaft of the grenade is marked ЯR 797 1939

confirming the age of the piece

This European inspired Hussar uniform was worn with pride by a member of Squadron A

having been diverted from a South American Contract that was subsequently never filled

The canopy is still tightly packed inside the bag

Original British Napoleonic Copper Drinking “Tygg” Pitcher from Trafalgar Participant H.M.S. PHOEBE - Launched in 1795 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The wood shaft of theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. A "Tygg" is a two handled substantial drinking vessel used in the Royal Navy for group toasts, probably just the officers, that was handed around the group involved. This particular example stands 6" tall and 6" wide at its widest point at the rim resembling a giant beaker with two applied "ear" handles for ease in passing. It is made from sheet copper with a brazed seam on the side, and the interior looks to have been