Mazer

n. [O. Fr. mazerin, mazerin, mazelin, maderin, madelin, cup, goblet; L. Lat. scyphus mazerinus, from O. Fr. mazre, madre, a kind of knotty wood; O. D. maeser, mazer, an excrescence on a maple-tree; W. masarn, the greater maple or sycamore. Cf. MADREPORE.] A bowl or goblet of value or fine material, and usually of considerable size.

A mighty mazer bowl of wine was set. Spencer.

Their brimful mazers to the feasting bring. B. Jonson.