A George III Wine Label by James Douglas of Dundee and assayed in Edinburgh circa 1786-90.

A George III Wine Label by James Douglas of Dundee and assayed in Edinburgh circa 1786-90.
A George III Wine Label by James Douglas of Dundee and assayed in Edinburgh circa 1786-90.

A George III Wine Label by James Douglas of Dundee and assayed in Edinburgh circa 1786-90.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Scottish & Irish Silver

Wine & Sauce Labels

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375330

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The label is modelled in a curved, broad rectangular, form with raised eyelets.  This piece is also finely engraved with the misspelling of champagne, this being CHAMPAIGN.  The label is very well marked, has a good colour and is in excellent condition.

Length: 2.35 inches, 5.88 cm.

Width: 0.65 inches, 1.63 cm.

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