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Opium Clipper Ships 1824 Shot Glass
William John Huggins The opium ships at Lintin, China, 1824
In the early 1800s, the British controlled 90% of the Chinese opium trade. Clipper ships, which were fast sailing vessels with narrow decks, large sail areas, and multiple masts, were popular for smuggling opium and were known as "opium clippers". The First Opium War was fought between China and Britain from 1839 to 1842. The war was a response to Britain's illegal importing of opium into China from India, which caused widespread addiction. The British victory in the war opened up the lucrative Chinese trade to British merchants. By 1830, there were more than 100 Chinese smugglers' boats working the opium trade.
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Turned out just as I ordered and looked really cute. Just as I ordered and good colours
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By Dilen C.1 March 2020 • Verified Purchase
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Excellent personalised shot glass. I bought mine for groomsmen gift box and they look great. Money well spent. The printing looks great. Didn't realise some or the fonts were lot smaller than expected but overall great
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Posted on 17/07/2023, 2:34 PM
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