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George IV "Baying Foxes" Wine Label Made in London by Rawlings & Summers, 1827

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A Rare George IV "Baying Foxes" Wine Label Made in London in 1827 by Rawlings & Summers. This rare heavy die stamped wine label is shaped, broad rectangular, in form and is decorated above with vines and grapes and below with acanthus leaf scrolls and a Baying Fox in each corner. The label is engraved for MADEIRA on a central banner and is in quite excellent condition. A very rare design of wine label. Additional information: Length: 2.3 inches, 5.75cm. Width: 1.6 inches, 4cm.

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