Folk Art Ukraine Vodka Decanter Mustached Men and Pig Measuring 7 1/4 inches tall and 6 inches across, this Ukranian Vodka decanter, imported by Dozortsev & Sons, of Brooklyn, New York is sure to bring a touch of humor and whimsy to a bar display.

Two egg shaped men with curling mustaches are done with simple lines, brown and black hair. They are bare-footed and seated next to pink pig. One of the men has large whiskey (vodka) barrel/keg next to his head and shoulders.

The Dzherelna Vodka name is on a label on the backside with the importer’s information. This figural decanter has no damage issues and is a delightful folk art barware collectible.
 

1980 Jim Beam & Regal China The Beam Pot Decanter What a terrific whiskey decanter in the shape of an old-fashioned bean pot with the name, The Beam Pot to designate the originator of the design, Jim Beam Distilling Co. of Kentucky. Genuine, hand-crafted, Regal China pot is 7 inches tall and measures 5 inches in diameter (exclusive of the handles).

An embossed design of an old colonial kitchen with a lady baking at the hearth is front and center of the decanter. The backside has New England Beam & Specialties Club, 1980. There are also original labels in place – a paper whiskey label intact across the lid on top and another foil label with the Beam name and information below the colonial scene.

The Beam Pot has no cracks or chips, but we do want to note that there is some loss of the blue coloring to the Colonial lady’s dress. Overall, though, the pot is in fine vintage condition.
 

1970's Barware Pacific Stoneware Wine Carafe and 4 Cups This five piece Pacific Stoneware set consists of a 11 3/4 inch tall wine carafe and four handleless 3 inch tall cups. Done in a blended brown banding near each of the top openings, the wine carafe also has an embossed design of grapes and vines, along with the word, Vin.

Whether used for display only or as a functioning bar set, this Pacific Stoneware grouping has no cracks, chips, or nicks, and has the Pacific Stoneware, USA, 1970 under the base of the wine carafe.
 

1976 Jim Beam Regal China Reclining Great Dane Decanter This terrific Great Dane, Jim Beam decanter, was designed by C. Miller in 1976 and has his name impressed under the base, along with the Jim Beam and Regal China names.

The decanter measures 12 inches in length and is 7 inches in height to the top of the dog’s ears. Done in gray, white, and black colors with a gold-toned collar around his neck.

The Great Dane has a high gloss finish and there are no chips, cracks, or nicks on this decanter.
 

1974 Ezra Brooks Veterans Tribute Dolphin Decanter Heritage China produced this 1974 dolphin decanter for the Ezra Brooks Company as a tribute to American Veterans of WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.

The decanter stands 11 3/4 inches in height and is 6 3/4 inches long. The raised lettering on the back of the decanter notes that the American Amvets 30th National Convention was held in Hollywood, Florida in 1974.

Ezra Brooks and heritage China labels are intact on this excellent vintage decanter.
 

1970's Cyrus Noble Dance Hall Lady Decanter–Mine Series Wearing a long green dress with just a bit of her petticoat showing, this Dance Hall Lady/Miner’s Daughter figurine is in fine vintage condition. Holding her dog, she’s taken a place at the piano, and is one of the fourteen Cyrus Noble Mine Series characters.

Cyrus Noble is embossed on the bottom front, with Produced over $250,000.00 on the backside. This refers to the trade made by miner John Coleman, who in 1901 exchanged his mine claim for a bottle of Cyrus Noble bourbon. The stake that originally was his yielded over a quarter of a million dollars in gold and silver and became known as the Cyrus Noble Mine.

The contents of this decanter have been emptied and the head glued in place to prevent both leaking over time and possible breakage.
 

1970's Cyrus Noble The Gambler Decanter-Mine Series The Haas Brothers Distillery produced the Cyrus Noble Bourbon Whiskey so familiar to the miners in California, Nevada, and Alaska. In Searchlight, Nevada, 1901, a miner named John Coleman actually traded his mining claim for a bottle of that bourbon whiskey. Shortly afterwards, he discovered that the stake he gave away yielded more than $250,000.00 in gold and silver, and it became known as the Cyrus Noble Mine.

These miniature 1/8 pint porcelain decanters were made during the 1970’s in a series called, Cyrus Noble Mine. One of the fourteen characters produced was the 1975 Gambler who is 6 1/4 inches tall and 1 1/2 inches wide. The gambler is holding chips, and represents those mining people who have made and lost fortunes.

The contents of the decanter have been emptied and the head has been glued on. The corks deteriorate over time, especially when the bottle is full, and leaking can occur. This miniature is in fine vintage condition and is stamped with the manufacturer information under the base.
 

1970's Cyrus Noble The Assayer Decanter-Mine Series In 1901, a miner named John Coleman of Searchlight, Nevada, traded his claim for a bottle of Cyrus Noble Bourbon. Turned out that the stake he gave up was worth over $250,000.00 in gold and silver, and became known as the Cyrus Noble Mine.

The Cyrus Noble brand of bourbon whiskey was well known to miners in California, Nevada, and Alaska. Fourteen miniature 1/8 pint porcelain decanters were created during the seventies to represent the characters found in a typical, early mining town.

The mustached gentleman stands 6 1/4 inches tall and is 1 1/2 inches wide. He is busy at his assayer’s desk with the all important balancing scales to figure out what a mining claim could be worth.

Cyrus Noble Mine is embossed on the bottom front and there is a silver foil label present stating that the contents once held 1/8 pint of Grenadine. The contents have been emptied and the head glued on to prevent leakage and accidental breakage. Excellent condition and display ready.
 

1970's Cyrus Noble Pack Mule Decanter-Mine Series An important character in any mining town would have been the pack mule, hauling supplies for the prospector, and hopefully carrying a treasure load of gold or silver nuggets back to the assayer’s office.

This terrific pack mule figurine is 5 1/4 inches tall by 1 1/2 inches wide. The contents have been emptied and his pack has been glued on to prevent leakage and porcelain breakage. On the bottom front is embossed, Cyrus Noble Mine. There is also a gold foil label stating that this decanter once held 1/8 pint of Grenadine. Buy both the mule and a prospector, or any character of your choice, and have your own mining display.
 

1970's Cyrus Noble Blacksmith Decanter-Mine Series Standing 6 1/4 inches tall by 1 1/2 inches wide, this mining town blacksmith is one of the fourteen characters created for the 70’s Cyrus Noble Mine series. The contents of the decanter have been emptied and his head has been glued in place to prevent leakage over time and accidental breakage of the porcelain.

The front has the embossed Cyrus Noble name and the side states, Produced Over $250,000.00 which refers to the 1901 trade of miner John Coleman’s claim for a bottle of bourbon. The mine yielded over a quarter of a million dollars in gold and silver and became known as the Cyrus Noble Mine. Terrific addition to a barware display and it is in excellent condition.
 

Cyrus Noble Gold Miner/Prospector Decanter-Mine Series Wonderfully detailed 6 1/4 inches tall by 1 1/2 inches wide miner, standing with his pick and pan, ready to sort out the fool’s gold from the real nuggets. The contents of the bottle have been emptied and the crown of his hat has been glued in place.

The bottom front of the figurine has an impressed Cyrus Noble Mine, and the side reads, Cyrus Noble Mine – Searchlight, Nevada. In excellent condition without any chips or nicks and display ready.
 

Bacardi Worlds Great Rum Ice Lip Ceramic Pitcher This Bacardi pitcher measures 4 1/2 inches tall and is 4 1/4 inches in diameter across the rim to the ice lip pouring spout excluding the handle.

Body design is done in classic off-white coloring with gold gilt around the rim, on the handle and at the base. Features the Bacardi emblem on the front with the words Bacardi The World’s Great Rum. Design appears on both the front and back of the pitcher. Body style flares out as it reaches the bottom to a diameter of 4 3/4 inches. The pitcher holds approximately 2 1/2 cups of liquid.

In excellent condition, free of any chips, or cracks. Small flea bite (flake) on the side of the spout, which is hard to detect. The gold gilt and the applied design are in excellent condition.
 

LeRoux Coffee Amaretto Liqueur Glass & Wood Bar Sign LeRoux began making cordials in Brussels over four generations ago, moved to Relay, Maryland, and is now produced by Jim Beam Brands. It is only one of a handful of companies that has won awards for its Kosher liqueur offerings.

This vintage sign measures 13 inches by 16 inches and features a thick wood frame with wording and graphics reverse printed on a mirrored surface. A white poster board was used to block off images of other items in the room, but this shows as a white cast. The gold border, oval crest, and almonds as well as the wording, DeLuxe Coffee Amaretto are surrounded by a reflective mirror panel.

There are drilled holes in the top and bottom of the wood frame for mounting. We note that there appears to be some of the wood stain on the backside cardboard liner. Overall, both the glass and wood are in fine condition and would make a terrific addition to a bar display.
 

Potter's Italian Red Wine Kneeling Prospector Decanter A terrific miniature mining character decanter carrying the Potter’s Italian Red Wine Label, Product of Italy. The bearded prospector is 5 1/4 inches tall on a 2 inch wide base. He is sifting through his ore samples, hoping they yield more than just Fool’s Gold.

The decanter was sealed with a cork attached to the head. These corks deteriorate with age, and that body part can accidentally fall off. The contents of this decanter were emptied and the head has been glued on. The mini decanter is without nicks, or chips and would make a great addition to a barware display.
 

Jim Beam C. Miller 1968 Decanter BPOE Elks Centennial Produced in 1968 by the Jim Beam Distillery, this tribute decanter honored the Protective Benevolent Order of Elks on their 100th birthday. C. Miller created the attractive design for Regal China which features a large central star and the Elks symbol. Standing 10 1/2 inches tall, the decanter is 6 inches at the widest area and is done in warm color tones of brown, caramel and ivory.

Both an intact gold foil Jim Beam label and tax stamp are in place on this excellent condition decanter.