Age of Minature White Horse Whisky

[toowandainn]

Hi Walter

I also have a white horse crate that holds 12 minature bottles of White Horse Whisky.

On the box it reads Old Blend Whisky to His Majesty the King by appointment.

All of the bottles have evaporation yet have never been opened.

Each bottle reads by appointment to his majesty the king
Aged in wood
Bottled
1927
No

So does this mean that they were bottled in 1927?
6 of the bottles have not damage to the lables, 2 have slight damage to the lables and 4 of the lables on the bottles have damage made by silver fish.

Could you tell me the age and are these collectable?

Regards
Tania

[wchurst]

Tania,

Just saw the second message here...again another nice set.

The bottle would have been filled in 1927!

As for being collectable, I would say yes on both item you have.
I have a collection of white horse minis myself, but nothing like this!
What a find you have there...quite unique!

If you are interested in selling either of the White Horse items, please
drop me an email...I'd be interested in talking to you about the!

Cheers
Walter C Hurst
wchurst@hotmail.com

[toowandainn]

Hi Walter,

Thanks for your feed back I really appreciate it.

I was wondering if you have any idea on what they would be worth?

I also have a ceramic white horse in my collection as well as an empty white horse bottle like the one in my first thread. Still has the lables and cap but it has been drunken.

I am a bit curious how much they would be worth.

Are you able to give any indication.

Regards
Tania

[wchurst]

Tania,

I have several of the White Horse minis in my collection,
and usually find them in good condition for $5-$10 USD.

I think yours, being in the replica case, should be worth
about $150-$200 as a set to a collector... I know that
I would be interested in them, and the other box set you
have.

I have seen a number of the White Horse statues in ceramic
selling in the $15-$25 range lately...but don't see any empty
bottles being bought at any price.

Drop me an email directly, and we'll talk more about these!

Cheers
Walter C Hurst
wchurst@hotmail.com