The Glass Coach is one of the principal State carriages of the British monarch. Built by Peters & Sons of London in 1881, it had originally been designed as a sheriff's coach, but was purchased by the Crown in time for the coronation of George V in 1911.[1]
The Glass Coach is driven by a coachman and may be pulled by either two or four horses.[1] When not in use it is maintained (and often on public display) at the Royal Mews in London.