Goblet

Production date
Circa 1858
 Description
A silver goblet with a wide mouth, concave body short stem and a round base. The goblet is decorated in raised rosettes and scrolls. " PRESENTED TO / Brother William Black P.M / As a token of esteem and regard / from the Brethren of the Tongariro Lodge / of Free Masons No. 1007 E. C. / WANGANUI 5th OCTOBER/ 1859" is inscribed on the front. The goblet is held in a two-piece cylinder covered in brown leather and lined with red satin " BRUSH & MAC DONNELL. SIDNEY & MELBOURNE " is written in gold on the edge of the interior of the cylinder. The manufacturer's mark is featured near the lip of the goblet.
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Object detail

Production date
Circa 1858
Production place
England/London
Subject person
Classification
Food Service T&E/Food T&E/T&E For Materials
Ceremonial Artifact/Societal Artefacts
Collection
Mount Egmont Lodge No.670 EC
Credit line
This handsome goblet was presented to William Black as a token of gratitude after he walked from New Plymouth to Wanganui to attend the consecration ceremony of the Tongariro Lodge, No. 705 E.C.
Accession number
A84.780
Collection type
Social History
Material
Silver
Metal

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