A George II Wine Label, London, circa 1745, Sandylands Drinkwater

A George II Wine Label, London, circa 1745, Sandylands Drinkwater

A George II Wine Label, London, circa 1745, Sandylands Drinkwater

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Wine & Sauce Labels

Reference

120575

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The Wine Label is of the escutcheon form and is chased with an outer border of vines and grapes. This example is engraved for PORT.



Length: 2.1 inches

Year

c 1745

Country

London

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