Silver-topped whiskey noggin
Silver-topped whiskey noggin
7104
An antique whiskey noggin or individual whiskey server with hand-blown glass body of oval form, and cut with a starburst decoration in the base. The jug is fitted with a silver flip cover, collar and tumbpiece.
Traditionally considered to be of Scottish origin, the whiskey noggin is used for serving individual portions of whiskey and usually holds a gill - a measurement equivalent to a quarter of a pint and sufficient to have a soporific effect on the drinker! For that reason, the noggin was often called a "go to bed", or "chota peg" in Anglo-Indian colonial speak.
Dimensions:
1909
Birmingham
Excellent
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