A finely crafted German honour goblet, likely silver-plated or silver-marked (.800), presented as an award by the mining community. The front engraving reads “Glück Auf Der Bergmannstisch 10.4.30,” translating to “Good luck from the miners' table,” dated April 10, 1930. This specific goblet, though not military in issuance, is closely associated with German colonial and settler commemorative traditions in South West Africa (modern-day Namibia). The presence of traditional mining insignia (crossed hammers) reflects regional pride and heritage among German expatriates or settlers involved in mining.