Original British Victorian Era Presentation Regimental Silver Plated Goblet with Lid by John Round & Son Accessories unlike some of the more

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Original British Victorian Era Presentation Regimental Silver Plated Goblet with Lid by John Round & Son Accessories unlike some of the moreOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a very fine Victorian Era presentation regimental goblet, silver plated with lid, measuring almost 14" in height. Three stacked percussion rifles form the goblet base on a circular disc measuring almost 4" across. The goblet itself is engraved and is embossed with two Victorian Riflemen set into the side of the bowl, and a third rifleman as the finial to the lid. The bottom of the goblet does bear British