William IV Scottish Antique Silver Boudoir Label 'Brandy'
James Nasmyth, Edinburgh c1830
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A small William IV Scottish silver ""Boudoir Label"" of rectangular form with raised eyelets and double reeded border, incised and niello filled for Brandy.
Markers mark only - J N, possibly for James Nasmyth, Edinburgh, c1830
Sold - £150.00
Condition
In good condition with no damage or repair
Dimensions
H
15 mm
(0.59 inches)
W
25 mm
(0.98 inches)
Weight
3.00 Grams
(0.10 troy ounces)
Country
Scotland
Stock Code
JSWL151
Medium
Silver
Literature
A Boudoir Label is a term used to describe a Bottle Label with a chain that is not for use as a Wine Decanter Label or Sauce Bottle Label, but rather for use on a Lady's Dressing Table Bottle, Medicinal Bottle, Bottled pick-me-up or Tipple etc.
See: 'Boudoir Labels' by Prof. John Salter.
