One of three glass spirit bottles

Made:: 1700-1799 in Scotland

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One of three glass spirit bottles, 18th century
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One of three glass spirit bottles, 18th century, for Scottish Gill (of 3.75 fl.ozs). Capacities - 2 correct, 1 in excess by 1 fl.dr.

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Category:: Weighing & Measuring

Object Number:: 1939-2/3

Materials:: glass and complete

type:: scottish capacity measure (gill)

credit:: Mrs H.R. Marshall

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One of three glass spirit bottles

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