A very rare George IV Armorial Wine Label made in London in 1825. Maker's Mark of NC.

A very rare George IV Armorial Wine Label made in London in 1825. Maker's Mark of NC.

A very rare George IV Armorial Wine Label made in London in 1825. Maker's Mark of NC.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Wine & Sauce Labels

Reference

375597

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The Label is modelled in a shaped rectangular form, the raised border decorated with fruiting vines and tendrils on a reeded frame.  The face pierced for MADEIRA and displaying a heraldic surmount of a Talbot's head issuing from a Ducal Coronet.  This is the Crest associated with the Harrison family.  The label is in excellent condition and is fully marked on the face.

Length: 2.45 inches, 6.13 cm.

Height: 2 inches, 5 cm.

 

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