This superb English twin handled commemorative glass goblet is rare and most likely made as a one-off, as it is not numbered. It was made to commemorate the coronation of George V and Queen Mary on June 22, 1911, and carries a hand-engraved inscription on one side with a finely detailed crown above. On the opposite, there is a beautifully engraved display of the English rose with the Irish clover leaf and the Scottish thistle. This fine goblet stands on an intricate and boldly cut star shaped foot from which the hollow faceted stem rises, which remarkably has an encased loose silver George V 3d coin from 1912 in mint condition within it. The stem finishes with a flared ring which supports the body of the goblet and has a matching star cut decorative base from which the plain vessel rises with a gentle flare, and to each side, there is a matching shaped handle. This rare and remarkable glass goblet is in excellent condition.EnglishDate 1912 Height 20.5cm x width 17c...