Foot; trunk and part of the bowl of a flute glass (with the English coat of arms and a muzzled bear); originally engraved with a decorated button and on the bowl on one side the English coat of arms (quartelated a and four; three lilies and three crawling lions); on the other side a muzzled bear; standing against a tree to which it is chained. On both arms the saying 'Honi soit; qui mal y pense'. Between the arms a floral ornament; with bands adorned above and below. The base is decorated with separate sheets. The weapon is presumably Warwick; possibly for Ambrose Dudley; Earl or Warwick (1561-1590).; anonymous; c. 1600 - c. 1700; glass; h 36 cm x d 7.2 cm