A lot of exciting things happened in 1819. New York City got its first shipment of bicycles and Alabama was admitted to the Union as the 22nd state. But most importantly, Jacob Bromwell founded his house and kitchenwares company, an establishment that is still making some of the finest daily essentials almost 200 years later.

The company is based in Vermont and uses local materials to make hand-crafted creations that are made with some of the original machinery used at its founding.

Originally the oldest manufacturer of tin and stainless steel, Jacob Bromwell now crafts goods like the Old West Shot Glasses, an homage to the Cowboy days of American territory. The four shot glasses are hand crafted from solid copper and achieve their own unique patina over time. The interior is lined with tin using a traditional hot-tinning method, which results in a longer-lasting, food safe shot glass. Pour in your favorite home-distilled spirit and drink up with three friends. Or just four shots for yourself. We don't judge.