later examples may be raised on a stem, perhaps copying the style of covered cups; some from about 1550 onwards are effectively tazzas that are partly in wood. the later mazers sometimes had metal straps between the rim and the foot, as were added to the bute mazer. examples continued to be produced after the main period ended in the 16th century, perhaps with a deliberate sense of traditionalism. some modern woodturners and silversmiths have continued to produce examples, especially omar ramsden.