An extremely rare George IV Burgundy Label which was made in Newcastle in 1822 by Reid & Son.

An extremely rare George IV Burgundy Label which was made in Newcastle in 1822 by Reid & Son.
An extremely rare George IV Burgundy Label which was made in Newcastle in 1822 by Reid & Son.
An extremely rare George IV Burgundy Label which was made in Newcastle in 1822 by Reid & Son.

An extremely rare George IV Burgundy Label which was made in Newcastle in 1822 by Reid & Son.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Wine & Sauce Labels

Reference

374841

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The label is modelled in the plain escutcheon form and displays the hand sawn title of BURGUNDY.  The label is in excellent condition and is very well marked on the reverse.  This is the first Burgundy label we have seen coming from the Provincial centre of Newcastle.

Length: 2.1 inches, 5.25 cm.

Width: 1.25 inches, 3.13 cm

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