A miscellaneous group of five silver decanter labels, various makers, London, 1815-1849
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A miscellaneous group of five silver decanter labels, various makers, London, 1815-1849
comprising: a George III sherry example, possibly William Elliott, 1815, with gadrooned leaf-and-shell border, incised 'SHERRY'; a port and a madeira example, Charles Rawlings & William Summers, 1836 and 1849, rectangular, with curved corners; a George IV sherry example, Joseph Angel I, 1821, rectangular with canted corners; and a Victorian madeira example, Charles Reilly & George Storer, 1839, similar, 61g all in
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