Antique Rum

: Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rum, Scotland.  

cooler. Provenance: Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rum, Scottish Highlands. The castle was built in 1900 by

1730s he began to exploit the lucrative West Indies trade exporting mahogany furniture and importing rum

the lucrative West Indies trade exporting mahogany furniture and importing rum and sugar. Following

Fine Georgian brass bound mahogany ship captain's rum keg of staved construction and with rich

Antique sterling silver decanter tag “RUM”.

Early Sunderland Bridge Rummer, c1810 Additional information: Period : George III / Regency

A fine set of seven plain Georgian rummers with lemon squeezer foot.

An Early Sunderland Bridge Rummer, c1805 The 1796 Sunderland Road Bridge as it should be known was

Order of Odd Fellows Large Rummer, c1840 The Oddfellows were founded around 1730 or so. The

Antique 19th Century Victorian rum barrel. A good example of an oval stoneware rum barrel, This

Original vintage drink advertising poster for Tavana Rum (West Indies). Natural produce of the West

Sunderland Bridge Rummer with Lemon Squeezer Foot, c1800 Additional information: Period : George

Circa 1880. India Kashmiri shawl embroidered on the frontiers of Tibet and called Rumal Amli shawl

A large Georgian glass rummer showing a conical shaped bowl rising on a capstan stem atop a stepped

Royal Navy Edwardian “Grog Tub”, oak and brass sailor’s rum barrel A super piece of British

Original vintage drink advertising poster for Tavana Rum (West Indies). Natural produce of the West

A fine and impressive antique Georgian English sterling silver ‘rum’ decanter label / bottle ticket

rummers and bottles, with applied paterae and spirals. Height of tallest vessel 27.50cm Height of

A 19th Century oak and brass Royal Navy “The Queen God Bless Her” rum tub. This 19th-century Royal

Antique German Westerwald cobalt blue salt glaze stoneware pottery rumtopf jar / crock / tureen with lid. Features a floral and grapevine / grape leaf theme with castle landscape an...

English Decaner Set in Silverplate Holder with Silver Tops and Labels (Gin, Whiskey and Rum)

Each with flat botton for ship use with silver plate stoppers one port and other rum.

An antique Persian Ghazvin Kilim rummer with all-over multi-colored geometric diamond pattern

Walking stick: Art nouveau silver handle, T shape, depicting a monkey. Rum horne shaft. Silver ring

Set of eight French glasses, circa 1840. Rummer style glasses with short stems and cut pattern

Hard to find original English porcelain decanters with original lids and spigots. Set of 3-gin, rum

and scrolls. The label is die stamped and engraved for RUM with niello filled lettering.

well executed with traditional theme of life saving St. Bernard pair carrying rum barrels. Collector

decanters with gilt decoration labelled "Brandy" "Shrub" "Hollands" and "Rum", circa 1800-1820. One decanter

: Birmingham, England Decoration : Cast vine leaf decoration around labels reading Whiskey, Gin, Rum, and

Found off the coast of Java, Indonesia, these Dutch spirit bottles (rum and gin) survived a

Bloodstones from the Isle of Rum, rare gold and green Moss Agates from Burn Anne in Ayrshire and grey banded

Set of 4 Antique English "G. Farmiloe & Sons" Hand-Painted Whiskey, Brandy, Rum and Gin, Ceramic

apothecary jars in a variety of sizes and styles. Please inquire for details and photos. Rum: 11” w x 13

that the name stands out. This is a most unusual feature and the label is engraved for RUM. The reverse

Circa 1840 India for export to the West Beautiful Indian cashmere shawl woven Kani called Rumal

colonial-era mixed drink consisting of beer, rum and sugar which was heated by dunking a hot iron poker

tobacco and rum. To the left and right of the relief, on the slightly slanted sides, there is an applied

beverage bottles, including rum, armon, champagne and pinard. They are individually handcrafted from wood

fanciful decorations. In England, the word Roemer was anglicized to become "rummer", and English variants

This is a good pair of English wine drinking glass goblets or Rummers from the late-19th century

floral and foliage etched decor, and two of the carafes have old cognac and rum labels The bar essential

names 'BRANDY', ‘RUM’ and 'GIN' to the centre. The silver bottle labels are suspended by two ring

side he leans towards the tobacco bale, on the left side an anchor, a rudder and a rum barrel are

with low-reliefs, depicting floral motifs and grapes at the top and bottom. Below the inscription (RUM

comprised of various shades of yellow and butterscotch colored glass with each flower having a rum colored

a long neck with a slightly rolled mouth rum. The glaze is mostly white with a slight blueish tint

example which is modelled as a Beer Barrel. These were probably used to fill up glass rummers - a quite

a dark Navy blue ground. Most likely used on a navel ship for gun powder or for serving grog (rum

modelled as a tiller and a rum barrel chased with two hearts pierced by crossed arrows. It has a long chain

States of America by Frost & Reed of Bristol, England'. - Low right Printed Monogram “RUM”.  

Royal Navy. She was launched in 1855 but spent only six years in service before being wrecked on Rum Cay

gun powder or for serving grog, which was rum diluted with water and sometimes citrus fruits. Grog was

became celebrated and ‘fought his battles o’er again’ with a pot of rum. Ship’s carpenters were also

. People carried flasks of whiskey and rum under their clothing for sharing and selling. Hip Flasks are

importing rum and sugar. Following his death in 1772, the business was continued by his two sons, Richard