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Electioneering Goblet Made in connexion with the Reading Parliamentary election

Unknown artist, 1761

Electioneering Goblet. Made in connexion with the Reading Parliamentary election of 1761, when John Dodd and Sir Francis Knollys were elected to the two seats. Round funnel bowl, supported on faceted stem and circular foot.

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Title of artwork, date

Electioneering Goblet Made in connexion with the Reading Parliamentary election, 1761

Date supported

1966

Medium and material

Glass

Grant

100

Total cost

100

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