14. A drawn trumpet plain stem goblet (c. 1750) with unrecorded engraving.

Having a teared stem and a folded foot, it is inscribed ‘THIS FOR THE SECOND FAULT’ and has two churchwarden-type pipes broken in two places.It has been suggested that the glass had to be drunk from as a penalty in a smokers’ club for breaking your second pipe in one evening - the breaking of a pipe being considered ‘bad form’.