Bourbon whiskey. Gently used Vtg Anchor Hocking Glass Bottle. Anchor Hocking Glass. Anchor Hocking (anchor-H) maker’s mark used 1937-1968. Plant code 67(51)Turner Glass Co. taken over by General Glass Corp.
Vintage French four-chamber liquor decanter, typically used to store and display four different liqueurs or spirits in a single bottle. These unique decanters, often hand-blown, were popular Mid-Century Modern (MCM) barware pieces from the 1960s and 1970s. Many of these bottles were made in France, and you might find «Made in France» impressed on the bottom. Key Features Design: Teardrop or bulbous glass body with a ribbed neck. Chambers: Four internal compartments that keep different liquids separate. Stoppers: Often feature four separate plastic or lucite spouts/stoppers for pouring
Hand painted decorative bottles. (Cm). In good condition
Antique condition clear with a slight smoke tint blown glass finger loop jug. Marked on the bottom (moonshine liquor) Chas/Charles BOLDT marked on the bottom with the B obscured in the scar. Clean with no chips or cracks with some air bubble and small age signs like tiny scratches and some very minor interior cloudiness. Full Gallon embossed. applied top at the ring above the shoulder. Seams run to the rim top and end at the middle of the top part of the rim Review photos for details of marks and condition. Nice cork collectable antique jug. 11 1/4″ tall, 6 3/4″ across. Early 1900 era, blow molded.
Red with White braided leather and woven strap. Top has a removeable cover to use for a shot.
Collector’s set of EMPTY bottles: The Macallan 25 Year Old single malt whisky and Domaine de la Romanee-Conti Grands Echezeaux 2004 Burgundy, together with their original wooden boxes.The bottles contain no liquid whatsoever and are sold strictly as display and collector’s pieces.