19th Century "Last Drop" Gambling Dice Whisky Glass Tumbler C1860

Technical Description For the gamblers of the world, a 19th century 'Last Drop' Whisky tumbler dating to c1860. It has a slice-cut bowl with the words 'Ye lafte drope' with a hanged man engraved on one side. It also has a sealed compartment at the base with three small dice which move around freely. A very nice tall example. Date & Origin England, c1860. Period of Victoria Dimensions Height: 11.7cm, Rim diameter: 7.9cm, Foot diameter: 6.3cm Historical Context In 1860, the Royal Hospital for Sick Children opened in Edinburgh and was the first dedicated children's hospital in Scotland.