Copper marching army glass from the War of 1812

A uniquely rare find of our store, known at the moment in a single copy. The glass is made of two parts (the body and the bottom) according to the technology by which samovar cases were made at the beginning of the XIX century, as evidenced by the side seam with teeth. The image of the Russian double-headed eagle is stamped on the body of the glass, and it fully corresponds in size to the shako cockades of the sample of 1812, which gives reason to assume that this sample of regimental tableware was a kind of side earnings of the company that produced cockades for the army. Guarantee of authenticity. A museum-level rarity!