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32. SANDERSONS FINE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY JUG. 11.8ins tall. A unique whisky jug design in the shape of a handled stoneware bottle, with pouring lip, reverse t.t. featuring various white sections upon which are the various transfers - made to look like paper labels. Buchan pm. An exceptionally rare offering this example in tip top condition. (10/10) NR £500-600+
Extract from ‘Whisky Galore’ by Alan Blakeman & Paul Bloomfield, p158, ref B519: Sandersons were Leith based blenders and spirit
merchants with shares in many distilleries. They became
co-owners of the Glengarioch Distillery in 1886 with J G
Thompson & Co and formed, with others, in the same year, the North British Distillery Co at Gorgie (a district on the West side of Edinburgh) . They also had an interest in the Glenkinchie Distillery Co formed in 1890 to buy the distillery of the same name.
33. SANDRINGHAM COLD CREAM POT LID & BASE. 3.1ins diam. A very good strong crisp green
transfer design featuring a particularly impressive range of ornamental border, flowers etc. Overall
crazing, otherwise very good. Flake to bottom of base! (9.5/10) NR £60-80+
35. LONDON PIESSE & LUBIN POT LID & BASE. (APL, p366) 3ins diam.
Multicoloured lid featuring flowers, ingredients listed within ribbons.
‘PIESSE & LUBIN/ /NO 2 NEW BOND ST/ LONDON.’ in centre. Couple of very minor pin head nicks & general crazing/ rust - as dug -
original base? (9/10) NR £40-60+
34. KRANOL POT LID & BASE. 3.7ins diam. An all time UK classic pict. featuring a large central image of a long haired lady - clearly Kranol ‘The Great Hair Food’ works! Some general wear, and small repair to bottom side of lid - see additional close up detail images on
easyliveauction.com. This was dug, with the base, in the 1970’s on a London site and would certainly benefit from
a good, careful, clean. (8.5/10) NR £120-150+
36. LONDON PIESSE & LUBIN POT LID & BASE.
(APL, p366) 2.6ins diam - as previous lot but smaller size. Multicoloured lid - flowers, ingredients within ribbons. ‘PIESSE & LUBIN/ /NO 2 NEW BOND ST/ LONDON.’ to centre. No chips or
cracks but general crazing/ rust - as dug (label says ‘Willow Tree Lane’)
original base? (9/10)
NR £40-60+