A George IV Wine Label made in Sheffield in 1821 by Thomas Watson.

A George IV Wine Label made in Sheffield in 1821 by Thomas Watson.

A George IV Wine Label made in Sheffield in 1821 by Thomas Watson.

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Wine & Sauce Labels

Reference

135105

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The Label has a waisted form with an unusual border decorated with acanthus foliage, flower heads and scrolls. The label is die stamped and engraved for RUM with niello filled lettering.

Dimensions:

Width 2 cm / 1"
Year

1821

Country

Sheffield

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