c. 1745, with later engraving?
Goblet
Artist/maker unknownāHell fireā clubs were the most notorious of the clubs that proliferated in eighteenth-century England and Ireland. With drinking as a central activity, members gathered to exchange political, literary, and artistic ideas. James Worsdale, whose name appears on this glass, was appointed āMaster of the Revelsā in the Dublin Hell Fire Club in 1741.
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