This is an interesting item I found on the Christie's site. It is the "Forrester Tastevin" commisioned by Joseph James Forrester who died on the Douro below Vesuvio. This is certainly meaningful for thoise who were on the Port trip.
http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/sear ... e%26AN%3D1
Forrester Tastevin at Christie's
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Just think of all the bottles of Port you could buy for that price.
It would be a great collectible but I am already running out of space in my humble Port museum. Alex, if you do get to see it, please send me a photo ... if you are allowed to take one. I'd love to put it in the newsletter.
Thanks David for catching this!

It would be a great collectible but I am already running out of space in my humble Port museum. Alex, if you do get to see it, please send me a photo ... if you are allowed to take one. I'd love to put it in the newsletter.
Thanks David for catching this!
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