Quality vintage Scots Greys Whisky advertising mirror, made by the manufacturer James McDonald & Sons.
This mirror is a popular pub memorabilia and feature imagery paying tribute to the distinguished Royal Scots Greys cavalry regiment.
Scots Greys Whisky by James McDonald & Sons
The central image depicts the Royal Scots Greys cavalry regiment on their grey horses, symbolising the blend's connection to Scottish military heritage, particularly their famous charge at the Battle of Waterloo.
James McDonald & Sons was a spirits company and blender that operated in Scotland, known specifically for producing a brand of whisky called Scots Greys.
The company itself has been a minor, perhaps regional, operation compared to the whisky barons of the era.
The name Scots Greys refers to the Royal Scots Greys, a famous cavalry regiment of the British Army.
The broader firm Macdonald & Muir, established in 1893, later acquired an interest in Glenmorangie distillery and eventually changed its name to The Glenmorangie Company, before being sold to LVMH in 2004.
Height: 64cm
Length: 80cm
Width: 2cm