monteiths

/mɑnˈtiθs/
noun
  1. Large, decorative bowls used in the 17th and 18th centuries for rinsing wine glasses or serving punch.
    • The antique shop had a pair of silver monteiths on display.
    • The host used a monteith to chill the glasses before the party.
    • At the museum, we saw a monteith with intricate engravings from the 1700s.