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William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988

William Grant liquor container with a field officer's sword handle is a green tartan colorway designed by Graham Tongue produced by Royal Doulton of Burslem, England, in 1988 for William Grant & Sons. William Grant (1839 - 1923) was born into a family of strong military tradition. He spent twenty years learning the craft of distilling spirits before building the Glenfiddich Distillery on the River Spey. Today, five generations later, the Grant family still own and manage the company. In this advertising jug, Grant is depicted wearing his uniform as the Major of the 6th Volunteer Battalion of the Gordon Highlanders. The regimental medallion on his Glengarry cap features a stag's head, the same symbol, which appears on every bottle of whiskey produced by the distillery. The handle is a field officer's sword.

Maker:

Royal Doulton

England

1988

Model #:

Derivative

liquor container

Size:

medium

Height:

5 1/4"

William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
William Grant liquor container field officer's sword handle green - Royal Doulton 1988
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