This stunning vintage mirror of Chivas Regal Scotch whisky can be used as an advertising piece or wall art in a bar or pub. The piece is a collectible item and comes from the distillery in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The mirror features vibrant, bold fonts in fabulous colours, with the royal crest in the middle and an intricate golden border. It is presented in a wooden frame and is in vintage condition, with a few signs of authentic patina.
Height: 32cm
Length: 24cm
Width: 2cm
Chivas Brothers has a long history, dating back to 1801, when John Forrest established a grocery and wine merchant in Aberdeen. The business was then passed on to William Edward, and in 1838, James Chivas joined the company. In 1909, Chivas Regal was introduced as a 25-year-old luxury blend, and it quickly became a popular choice in the USA.
Seagram Co., a Canadian drinks giant, saw the success of Chivas Regal and, the following year, acquired Chivas Brothers, including the Strathisla distillery in Keith. In 1957, a sister distillery, Glen Keith, was built near Strathisla, and the Keith Bond was developed as a maturation and blending facility that gradually expanded over time. To meet the growing demand for whisky in the 1970s, Chivas constructed the All-a-Bhainne and Braes of Glenlivet (now Braeval) distilleries to provide additional malt capacity.