Special glasses introduced in the 18th century for drinking syllabub. Early examples have two handles and a spout; late-18th-century examples have one or no handles and no spout.
AAT
3000201911
glasses, syllabub
glasses, whipped syllabub
sillabub glasses
syllabub glasses, whipped
syllabubs
whipped syllabub glasses
whips (drinking vessels)
12yrs ago
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