265 - 1 bottle/pitcher of "He's a Jolly Good Fellow" Whisky. Scotland.

1 bottle/pitcher of "He's a Jolly Good Fellow" Whisky. Scotland. Royal Doulton Kingsware globular jug in glazed ceramic. Designed in 1923. The stopper is not sealed Measurements: 23 cm. height. Provenance: Private collection. Stored in private cellar with controlled temperature and humidity. Royal Doulton is an English manufacturer of pottery and home accessories founded in 1815. It always made some more decorative wares, although initially mostly stoneware, and from the 1860s onwards the firm made considerable efforts to build a reputation in the design field, in which it was highly successful, as one of the first British manufacturers of art pottery. Kingsware was developed by Charles Noke and produced between 1898 and 1939. No other factory in the world has been able to recreate the same lustrous finish, making Kingsware a unique and highly coveted collector's item. The rich brown effects of the Kingsware glaze were achieved by painting the design in the colored slip inside the plaster of Paris mold, then the dark terra cotta slip was added to form the body. The transparent glaze was then fired over the finished piece, giving depth to the lower colors. The images in each lot are the actual images of the object and are therefore part of the cataloging. Thus, the buyer accepts that the condition of the wines is shown in the images and/or in the cataloging, and that the content and fragility of the cork and seal are not the responsibility of Setdart Auctions. The images of each lot are the actual images of the object and, therefore, are part of the cataloguing. Thus, the buyer accepts that the condition of the wines is shown in the images and/or in the cataloging, and that the content and fragility of the cork and the seal are not the responsibility of Setdart Auctions. The images of each lot are the real ones of the object and, therefore, are part of the description. Thus, the buyer accepts that the condition of the wines is shown in the images or/and in the catalogue, and that the content and fragility of the cork and seal are not the responsibility of Setdart Auctions.