Farming Tractor Whisky Decanter FE35 & Fordson E27N

This highly collectable large Whisky decanter would be the pinnacle of any collection. It is made in the UK by Pointers of London Ltd. The decanter stands 24cm tall and holds 1 Litre or 100cl. The decanter  and stopper are hexagonal and feature scenes painted exclusively for Pointers of London by David Griffin, a Cotswolds based artist

Around the neck of the decanter are 6 traditional  breed farm animals, including pigs, ram , sheep, bull, and cow . Around the edge of the stopper are wheat , barley, and other field crops. The top of the stopper features a Fordson Major E27N .

There are two pictures on the decanter,  each of which cover two sides . The one features a Fordson N,  ploughing a stubble field. The second pictures a Fergusson FE35, at harvest time.

The fourth side of the decanter features the following print

The British Farming Decanter

A Long day in the fields, a long night during calving or lambing , a day spent in the farm office or an evening walk around the stock; it is times such as these that a comfortable chair and a glass of fine old whisky poured from a beautiful hand crafted ceramic decanter can give great comfort.

The scenes for this decanter have been hand painted for Pointers by David Griffin, a talented artist from the Cotswolds who is fast gaing a reputation for his paintings and illustrations. The scenes are exclusive to Pointers of London

David has captured harvest time and late Autumn in beautiful soft colours, featuring three of most popular tractors in the farming industry.

The Fergusson FE35 is set in a typical harvest scene and the Fordson N in late Autumn time , the stopper top depicting the Fordson Major E27N.

The decanter is finished off with animals and crops which are typical of those to be found on many farms in the British Isles.

This item comes in a  cardboard gift box printed with the maker's name.

 This is an expensive hand made item that would make an excellent gift for a very special birthday, anniversary, retirement, or Christmas.