Victoria, shilling 1887.
£14.00Victoria, shilling 1887 in Extra Fine condition.
Victoria, shilling 1887 in Extra Fine condition.
Glenmorangie 1960s.
An old bottling of top selling Glenmorangie 10-year-old is a rare thing being bottled in the 1960s. Older bottlings of Glenmorangie 10 take a deeper richer colour and the same in taste. Wonderful for that special occasion.
Level- High shoulder
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Lady’s Card Case.
This must be my favourite, unbelievable decoration and an equally glories interior by who else but the master silver smith and designer Sampson Mordon, London 1883.
10.5cm long 7cm wide.
George II Sixpence 1757.
Lovely collectable condition.
William IV, 1837 Groat.
In wonderful uncirculated condition
The rare 1946 George the sixth threepence in very fine condition.
Four Roses 1970s
Four Roses is a Kentucky straight bourbon whisky brand currently owned by the Kirin Brewery Company of Japan. Effective September 1, 2015, Brent Elliott is the master distiller of Four Roses. The company says the brand name was trademarked in 1888 by Jones, who claimed it had been produced and sold as early as the 1860s. Four Roses distils ten separate bourbons using two mash recipes and five yeast strains. From combining these ten bourbons the Four Roses distillery creates the standard “yellow label” expression. Single Barrel is made with only one of those ten bourbons. The others are made with combinations of two or more of the ten.
Level- Top of shoulder
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Russian Silver Beaker.
Beautifully etched with flowers and grass, By Henebecthbin MacTep, Moscow between 1896 and 1908.
9cm high with a diameter of 7cm.
First edition, Open Conspiracy by H. G Wells First Edition (second printing).
Crown 8vo. 156pp. Green cloth lettered in black at spine. Spine ends lightly rubbed. A very good copy, non-price-clipped but a little tanned, a little loss to corner tips and spine ends. The first edition of this text, which the author subsequently revised and reissued several times.
William IV, Halfcrown 1836.
In Very Fine condition.
Samuel Bough 1822-1878 (Scottish water colour)
You can see why Samuel Bough is such a popular and widely collected artist, his stunning landscapes (and even more stunning skies) achieve high prices at auction and large price tags in private galleries. His artwork is regarded as a solid investment that will always have a keen market and will grow in value whilst you enjoy looking at it on your wall.
42cm by 25cm water colour
Lochindaal 43 10-year-old.
This is rare because it has been discontinued after only a very short run, it is a Islay single malt, a very good one for collectors.
Level, High Neck
UK POSTAGE ONLY.