Stoneware Flagon

William Wallace & Company, founded in 1760, dealt in Whisky from the mid 18th Century, and opened the first purpose built bonded warehouse in Kilmarnock in 1859. From 1878 this firm was controlled by the Mackay family, and produced the famous ‘Real Mackay’ whisky. The firm was later taken over by Johnnie Walkers. Stone flagons like this were used to store whisky.

Object no :

EAPO003n

Collection :

Creator :

Whisky bottlers William Wallace & Co.

Place of Production :

Kilmarnock

Dimensions :

H 454mm

Materials :

stoneware

Location :

NA

Related site :

Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy

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