This is a white milk glass decanter and stopper. It is number 4 in the series of field birds. This particular edition is the Mountain Quail. This 1969 liquor decanter measures approximately 11 inches tall and is in mint condition. We have two of these in stock. One has a complete back label as shown in the picture and the other one does not so it is first come first serve. All decanters are shipped without contents.

 

This is a Fraternal Order of Eagles 1973 Diamond Jubilee decanter. It was manufactured by Royal Halburton China Company. One side of the decanter displays the F.O.E motto of Liberty Truth Justice and Equality and the dates 1898 -1973. The reverse side says 75th anniversary and shows colonial men in suits and top hats standing around piles of lumber. I assume this is supposed to represent the founding fathers. This decanter is in great shape but does have the normal wear to the gold on the cap

 

This is a very interesting liquor decanter from Calvert. It not only comes with its own coasters, they are part of the bottle. When you unscrew the cap there is a stack of four black coasters. This is an 11-inch decanter with little decoration. The only real decoration is a golden coat of arms on the clear glass.

 

This is bourbon decanter of Beam’s Choice. The front of the bottle is adorned with a male and female cardinal in their natural habitat. This is not a paper label this is a painted on scene. It is a reproduction of the original painting by James Lockhart who has been considered one of Americas finest wildlife artists. The bottle itself has a partial Beam’s Choice label on the front and a complete label on the back. The bottle has a wood grain texture to it and is painted green with gold trim. The bottle has had some of the green and gold paint rubbed off in places but the cardinal paining is perfect. All decanters are shipped without contents.