Antique Copper Mug - Limited Edition

A Vintage Copper Mug with Antique Finish

Our 100% copper mug is now available in a limited edition, vintage design. This antiqued hammered mug is new, but looks like it has held many Moscow mules from decades past. Experience the same quality as our original copper mugs, just with more flare. Get your Limited Edition Moscow Copper Antique Mug today while supplies last!

• Single, antiqued, and hammered copper mug
• Includes wooden collector's box with Minute Mule Recipe Book and microfiber bag.
• 100% real copper (inside and out).
• Artificial lacquer to help keep the finish.
• 16 oz. capacity to ensure the perfect balance of ingredients.
• Same first-class craftsmanship as our Original mugs, including a welded heavy-gauge handle.

Interested in adding a personalized message? This unique design offers a one-of-a-kind, two-toned look when engraved. Note: we are unable to add custom engraving to the bottom of this mug.

Why Moscow Copper Co.?

We only produce the highest quality copper mugs coveted by bartenders and loved by cocktail lovers. A copper mug from Moscow Copper Co is a unique gift for many occasions. Drink any cold beverage from our beautiful and pure copper mugs.

How to Add Patina to Your Copper Mug

Have you ever wondered how to oxidize your vintage copper mug into a beautiful patina? There are actually several ways to do it at home if you like the look and can't wait decades!

For a blue patina:

• Mix 1 part Miracle-Gro plant fertilizer with three parts water and apply with a spray bottle. Patina will develop in as little as 30 minutes.
• Add ½ inch of pure ammonia to a bucket, then spray copper with salt water and place copper above the bucket on a wooden block. Cover the copper and bucket until the copper is dark brown with blue hints. Uncover and allow blue to develop.

For a green patina:

• Mix 2 cups white vinegar, 1.5 cups ammonia, 0.5 cups non-iodized salt in a spray bottle. Spray copper until desired patina.
• Mix 1 part Miracle-Gro plant fertilizer with three parts red wine vinegar and apply with a spray bottle. Patina will develop in as little as 30 minutes.

For a brown patina:

• Add copper to a plastic baggie full of newly boiled and smashed eggs and let sit until desired patina.
• Or mix baking soda in a spray bottle of hot water until the baking soda will not dissolve. Then spray copper until desired patina.

The final step for all methods: Apply copper sealant or wax over your patina to keep it in place.