James Beam Distilling Company was the first company to make figural ceramic decanters. According to the Antique Trader Bottles Identification and Price Guide, in 1953 the Beam Company packaged a ...

This imported, antique-inspired decanter features a stag’s-head stopper, a thick rounded top, and a pewter-clad neck. Monogramming is available at an additional charge. POTTERY BARN $129.00 ...

According to a recent cover story in Antique Trader magazine (antiquetrader.com), American figural liquor bottles can be traced to Jim Beam’s first glass cocktail shaker in the early 1950s ...

Since antique cut lead crystal was a symbol of luxury for hundreds of years, many people still associate this look with the salons and parlors of yesteryear. Until the 20th century, most glassware ...

Well, the liquor decanters are not Beam, but Ezra Brooks decanters from the 1970s. Fortunately for our reader, some in the Brooks line, particularly the Indian dancer series, outsell Beam decanters.

Decanters From coupes to stemware, Rachel Cothran of DC-based vintage shop Rare Form reports that vintage cocktail glasses are an easy sell, but it seems that everyone is storing their liquor in ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — It's not unusual to see a well-stocked bar in Kentucky, but one man recently inherited quite a collection; more than 200 bottles of antique liquor dating back to the ...

Residents and liquor licensees in the state can enter the lottery to purchase a bottle from the highly-sought after Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, which drops annually and features whiskey that ...