White Horse, first produced in 1861, is a long-standing blended whisky brand still produced today, and noted for the use of Lagavulin single malt in its recipe.
NOTE a couple of issues of condition - mainly two pitted areas, one just below the horse's face, and one on the bottom edge, and a visible scratch just below "scotch whisky" near the bottom. Some other light scratch wear in spots. These issues look more severe in my photos due to the close-ups and lighting, but they mostly blend into the dark background unless you're angling the tray into the light and looking for them. SOLD AS IS AS FOUND.
All that said, clean and appealing for age and type, and a harder to find piece. Please review photos carefully to make your own determination of condition and appeal, and don't hesitate to ask any questions prior to bidding - thanks for looking!