Antique Gin

these still lives depicts a bottle of Gordon’s Gin, a martini glass with an olive, a pipe, a smoldering

dark olive green "case" gin bottle with typical, tapered straight sides and a square bottom. the

dark olive green "case" gin bottle with typical, tapered straight sides and a square bottom. the

Large sealed Case Gin bottles. Dark brown glass. Some with the AVH monogram seal on shoulder

A collection of handblown green gin bottles

85 grams Technical description: An 18th century balustroid gin glass with a flared bell bowl

border, incised for Gin. By Barber, Cattle & North, York c1825 BARBER, CATTLE & NORTH, YORK

In the great tradition of quack medicine, early Buchu Gin was claimed to cure kidney and bladder

Pair of Large Fine-Quality Red and White Striped Ceramic Spirit Barrels Marked "Gin" & "Sherry

reeded borders and crested oval surmounts supported by swags. Incised for Gin, Brandy and Rum. The

Pair of Glazed Ceramic Whisky & Gin Kegs, England, Late 19th Century, Now Wired as Lamps

Antique pottery gin flask with very unusual slip and mocha decorations. Possibly Scottish or

19th century blown wine or gin bottle made into a lamp.

Pair of Sleek Amethyst Glass Decanters with Mother of Pearl Stoppers Marked, "Rum" and "Gin

Cork Stoppers Inscribed "Rum" and "Gin", England, 19th Century 9 inches high

Labeled RUM & GIN, and complete to every detail including trade label; a pair of vividly

: Cordial, Rum, Brandy, & Hollands (another name for gin). The top of each cut glass stopper bears the

reveal various silverplated fittings, including three curved flasks marked ‘GIN’, ‘FRENCH’ and ‘ITALIAN

Collection. The woven seats and backs are in excellent condition. Gin and tonics not included.

great small scale, perfect to use next to sofa as a wine table, with shelves for magasines, books, gin

super storage space in the cupboard. We recently sold a credenza that is now a gin palace with the

supports the adjustable, solid mahogany top which has an extra circular candle stand, perfect for a gin and

Rare antique lithographic tin sign for Belgian Genever, Gin company: J. Theunissen - Vieux Spécial

engraved with various recipes for popular cocktails of the era such as a Palm Beach, Gin Rickey, Old

tub gin and a shiny porcelain ice box to keep things cold and your home looking cool. (No longer

or a billiards room was also popular. By the early 1800s Gin Palaces mushroomed in major cities of

Vir­gins in its orig­i­nal form. Around the Tem­ple stood The Sa­cred Grove, in which also there was a

be used for a more modern use as a drink cabinet or gin palace. It is also larger than the usual

decanter has it's own pewter label, one engraved with 'Whiskey' the other with 'Gin' and decorated with a

tub gin and a shiny porcelain ice box to keep things cold and your home looking cool. (No longer

): Tangiers (after 1862?); Arabs Ascending a Hill (1862-1863); Portico, Church of San Ginés (1868) New York