Maser

or Mazer, O. E. A bowl of maple-wood. The name is applied to similar bowls or goblets of other woods. “The mazers four, My noble fathers loved of yore,” are mentioned by Scott in “The Lord of the Isles.” They were richly ornamented, frequently with legends on the rim, such as “In the name of the Trinitie Fille the kup and drinke to me,” and the rim was often covered with silver or gold.