A rare George III Wine Label made by Phineas Garde of Cork and assayed in Dublin circa 1815 and retailed by Matthew West.

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Scottish & Irish Silver

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The label is modelled in an unusual die stamped vine leaf, with matted surface, a different design to that as seen in London at this date. The centre is engraved on a raised banner with CREMA DI VINO and the reverse displays a good set of marks. This piece is in quite excellent condition and considering its size, it has a length of 2.5 inches and a width of 2.5 inches, at the widest point. As you will appreciate, it is rare to find an Irish made Crema Di Vino label, however to find one by a scarce Cork maker is very desirable indeed.

A rare George III Wine Label made by Phineas Garde of Cork and assayed in Dublin circa 1815 and retailed by Matthew West.

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