A RARE JACOBITE TUMBLER PRINCE CHARLES DOWN WITH THE RUMPS Circa 1770A RARE JACOBITE TUMBLER "PRINCE CHARLES DOWN WITH THE RUMPS"Circa 1770Of slightly flaring form, engraved with a formal rose-like flower below a neoclassical border and the inscription 'Prince Charles Down With The Rumps', 12cm high.ProvenanceThe Seton Veitch Collection, Delomosne and Son Ltd, 22 September 2008, catalogue no. 12a, where acquired by Peter Lole.The Peter Lole CollectionThe slogan "down with the Rumps", was a popular one amongst Prince Charlie's supporters, the rump being a derogatory term for the Hanoverian establishment against which they were fighting. It was recorded by the same magazine in 1748 that the motto was used by Jacobite supporters during a riot in the city.