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4 Antique 19thc Stoneware Advertising/whisky Flasks
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4 Antique 19thc Stoneware Advertising/whisky Flasks

19th century
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A collection of 4 19thc stoneware whisky / whiskey flasks 3 scottish 1 irish in excellent condition.

They measure from 22cms h to 20cms and 15cms to 12cms wide.

3 are perfect 1 has an old chip on the rim.see pic

Great advertising and all dating around 1880.

As always offered at our normal realistic price . £300 the 4 or £85 each

£75 ( the chipped)

UK postage included

All forms of payment including ccs etc

Lapada_cinoa members since1985

Established in1977 in chester

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated these Antique Stoneware Whisky Flasks to the 19th Century.

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A collection of 4 19thc stoneware whisky / whiskey flasks 3 scottish 1 irish in excellent condition.

They measure from 22cms h to 20cms and 15cms to 12cms wide.

3 are perfect 1 has an old chip on the rim.see pic

fig 1. A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts.
fig 1. 4 Antique 19thc Stoneware Advertising/whisky Flasks

Great advertising and all dating around 1880.

As always offered at our normal realistic price . £300 the 4 or £85 each

£75 ( the chipped)

UK postage included

All forms of payment including ccs etc

Lapada_cinoa members since1985

Established in1977 in chester

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated these Antique Stoneware Whisky Flasks to the 19th Century.

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Mike Melody Antiques
Mike Melody Antiques
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Combined 85 years of buying and selling quality antiques and still loving it.

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A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts.
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Archive I A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts.

4 Antique 19thc Stoneware Advertising/whisky Flasks

Archive II A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts. View II
Archive III A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts. View III
Archive IV A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts. View IV
Archive V A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts. View V
Archive VI A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts. View VI
Archive VII A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts. View VII
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A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts.
4 ANTIQUE 19THC STONEWARE ADVERTISING/WHISKY FLASKS
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A set of four 19th-century cream stoneware advertising whisky flasks featuring black transfer-printed text and brown glazed spouts.
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  • ObjectDecorative Bottles
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialStoneware, Ceramic, Glaze
  • ColourCream, Light Brown
  • MotifsTransfer printing, cylindrical neck, salt glaze finish, typography insignia

This collection comprises four nineteenth-century Victorian stoneware advertising whisky flasks, consisting of three Scottish examples and one Irish example. Each decorative bottle is formed from cream ceramic with a salt glaze finish and features a cylindrical neck with a light brown glazed spout. The bodies display detailed black transfer-printed typography insignia, including ornate crests, ornate text lettering, and scenic illustrations. The group exhibits natural signs of age including minor surface wear and discoloration to the cream ground, while one flask possesses an old chip on the rim. The individual heights measure from 20 cm up to 22 cm, and the widths span from 12 cm to 15 cm. These ceramic vessels suit display within a traditional Highland hunting lodge interior scheme, placed upon a wooden bookshelf alongside other vintage barware items, or arranged atop a sideboard to bring historic character into a living room or study setting.

Manufactured during the 19th and early 20th centuries, stoneware advertising flasks were ceramic vessels used by spirit merchants and distilleries to distribute whisky, featuring transfer-printed commercial branding.

These containers were wheel-thrown or moulded from dense stoneware clay, decorated with monochrome transfer printing, and finished with a protective salt or dip glaze before kiln firing.

Authentic pieces feature clear transfer-printed typography with minor alignment irregularities, impressed potter marks near the base or handle, and natural surface wear consistent with age.

These ceramic vessels can be displayed in cohesive groupings on open bookshelves, sideboards, or mantelpieces to add historical texture and graphic interest to contemporary spaces.

Hand-wash gently using warm water and mild liquid soap, avoiding abrasive pads, harsh chemical cleansers, or mechanical dishwashers that could degrade the glaze or print.
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