What: Horn beaker from Magdala
Where: King’s Own Royal Regiment Museum, Market Square, Lancaster, LA1 1HT
The museum entry reads: “Horn beaker brought from Magdala by Lieutenant C M Davidson, 1868.”
Accession Number: KO
What: Glass tumbler from the emperor’s palace
Where: King’s Own Royal Regiment Museum, Market Square, Lancaster, LA1 1HT
The museum entry reads: “Glass tumbler from King Theodore’s Palace at Magdala.”
Accession Number: KO1411/01
What: A European glass with basket
Where: King’s Own Royal Regiment Museum, Market Square, Lancaster, LA1 1HT
The museum entry has a picture and reads: “18th Century European glass tumbler, with storage basket”
Accession Number: KO0229/14
What: A drinking horn
Where: Unknown
One of 21 artefacts from the Abyssinian expedition put on show at the National Exhibition of Works of Art in Leeds in 1868
According to the exhibition’s catalogue, it was lent by Private T. Goodwin , 3rd Dragoons, from Leeds. There are no details on what happened to it after the show closed in October that year.
National Exhibition of Works of Art, at Leeds, 1868 : official catalogue