Colonial Decanter Label

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M'Mar
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Colonial Decanter Label

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This wee label is silver and has been in a family for as long as current memory - over 80 years.

I had thought it was colonial given that the marks are similar to London or Great Britain Hallmarks of the 1820s. But as yet I have not been able to find anything similar. I would appreciate any help in identifying

(a) the maker - J.K. & Co.
(b) the place of origin

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Regards

M






P.S. This is my first post. If I have posted in error or if the post includes errors, please advise
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Re: Colonial Decanter Label

Post by dognose »

Hi M,

Welcome to the Forum.

Great item!

Your wine label was made at Sheffield. The maker was James Kirkby, Gregory & Co. of Carver Street, Sheffield. The year of assay was 1827.

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Re: Colonial Decanter Label

Post by M'Mar »

DOH!

Thank You for you prompt response.
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