Designed by Martin Croke the Cooper pattern was inspired by the barrel makers or coopers, as the trade was known, that made oak barrels that aged distilled delightful spirits. Ideal for serving fine scotch, whiskey, brandy or cognac. Elegant and unique square shape, and detailed cutting add to the elegance and masculinity of this timeless piece by Cashs Ireland.
When the Vikings invaded Waterford they appreciated its strategic value as a major trading port for goods and merchandise, a role it continues to play to this day. A lot of goods both dry and wet were shipped by barrel and a healthy barrel making industry developed in the Waterford area. Coopers continued their craft right up to the twentieth century before they were overtaken by modern technology. Two horizontal bands of tight diamond cutting represent the metal hoops that bind a barrel holding it secure. Placed between these are long and short upright cuts denoting the wooden staves from which the barrel is formed. Complete your bar collection. Makes a perfect gift.
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Cashs Ireland Cooper Square Whiskey DecanterCashs Ireland16212C
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Product description:Designed by Martin Croke the Cooper pattern was inspired by the barrel makers or coopers, as the trade was known, that made oak barrels that aged distilled delightful spirits. Ideal for serving fine scotch, whiskey, brandy or cognac. Elegant and unique square shape, and detailed cutting add to the elegance and masculinity of this timeless piece by Cashs Ireland.
When the Vikings invaded Waterford they appreciated its strategic value as a major trading port for goods and merchandise, a role it continues to play to this day. A lot of goods both dry and wet were shipped by barrel and a healthy barrel making industry developed in the Waterford area. Coopers continued their craft right up to the twentieth century before they were overtaken by modern technology. Two horizontal bands of tight diamond cutting represent the metal hoops that bind a barrel holding it secure. Placed between these are long and short upright cuts denoting the wooden staves from which the barrel is formed. Complete your bar collection. Makes a perfect gift.
