This is a fine Royal Family collectable glass dating to 1902.
I have two available (used down key at quanity option). But this listing is for JUST ONE GLASS.
These fine glasses were made to celebrate the Coronation of King Edward VII. These1902 tall engraved glasses are rare - and you more often find similar ones made for the Coronation of Edward VIII.
My glass is not signed - but it was very likely made by Stevens and Williams.
Each glass is in pristine condition.
The bell bowl of the glass is engraved with a Crown and below with the entwined Royal monogram ER and the date 19 / 02. The engraving is very delicate and detailed. The bowl size is rater small - and would have been intended to hold a little drink to toast His Majesty and keep the glass as a souvenir of Coronation Day.
Below the bowl of the glass, on the stem is an air bubble which is sealed and contains a little silver threepence coin minted in 1902 and shows the profile of the new King. Gosh! don't ask me how they got that little coin in there!
Dimensions: The height of each glass is 6 3/4 inches. The diameter of the rim is 3 3/8 inches and the folded foot is 3 1/2 inches.
The glass is a lovely shape and probably an item for a collector of special Royal Coronation memorabilia.
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