Etting Cup
Description
Blackened tin mug etched with the names of men who defended Baltimore in 1814. Owned by Samuel Etting, a prominent Baltimorean and a member of the Baltimore Fencibles during the War of 1812.
Creator
Date
1814
Blackened tin mug etched with the names of men who defended Baltimore in 1814. Owned by Samuel Etting, a prominent Baltimorean and a member of the Baltimore Fencibles during the War of 1812.
1814
Blackened tin
5 H x 4.5 W inches
1895.1.1
8020
Signatures include: Private I. Cohen, Colonel George Armistead, Captain Matthew Simmones Bunberry, Lieutenant Andrew Clopper, Captain John Berry, Lieutenant Gregory Foy, Captain Charles Pennington, Lieutenant Jesse Eichelberger, Sergeant Christopher Coleman, Captain Frederick Evans, Lieutenant Levi Claggett, and Samuel Etting.
Gift of Miss Josephine Etting
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