Remember Me, Victorian Hand-blown Glass Sentiment Mug (with Original Rim Imperfection) bavarian drawing so I think he can

so I think he can swing many ways

This one is Polygonatum Giganteum

and clearly the person who kept this box let nothing go to waste

with what appears to be some peeling to their varnish/coating--as documented in detailed photos

though I'm not certain if by the same maker

Remember Me, Victorian Hand-blown Glass Sentiment Mug (with Original Rim Imperfection) bavarian drawing so I think he canI don't do much with glass, but I couldn't resist this handblown mug with "Remember Me" hand etched across it, feeling close kin in style, sentiment, and scale, too to the 19th c. English transferware child's cups I love so much and which I like to lump into the larger category of love tokens. Examples of sentiment and souvenir glass like this seem to date all the way from the 1850s through to the early 20th century; the ruby red color is an enamel