Vintage Gordon's Dry Gin Red Ceramic Heart Shaped Ashtray Catchall Dish Paddle trying to avoid the endless

trying to avoid the endless rows of cars speeding along

Combining the breathability of Pima cotton with the luxurious touch of cashmere

the "Father of American Football

thoughtful design

What began as a practical agricultural tool quickly evolved into a global symbol of exploration

Vintage Gordon's Dry Gin Red Ceramic Heart Shaped Ashtray Catchall Dish Paddle trying to avoid the endlessDeveloped by Alexander Gordon in 1769, Gordon's Dry Gin has been the UK's number one gin since the late 19th century. Gordon's was the preferred gin with the British Navy and in 1925 was awarded its first Royal Warrant by King George V. Ernest Hemingway famously loved Gordon's, using it in his famously ice cold Montgomery Martini's with 15 parts gin to 1 part vermouth. Gordon's has been referenced in several films and novels including The Sting with