Six Collectible Vintage Liquor Bottles Bar Man Cave Decor Rum Whiskey Scotch

Six Collectible Vintage Liquor Bottles Bar Man Cave Decor Rum Whiskey Port. Great collection, or way to start one, of unique liquor bottles. There are two British Navy Pusser's Rum. One is a quart bottle, the second being what is referred to as a "nip". The end of a Royal Navy tradition, as the daily ration of rum was abolished due to safety concerns, on July 31, 1970. The crews wore black armbands to mourn the passing of the tradition. The bottle shape is a traditional one, as it's flat bottom makes is less likely to tip over during stormy seas. The quart bottle does not have it's original top, but the nip bottle comes complete. The Sandeman Scotch bottle was made by Wedgwood. The "Don" image was created first for a poster. A darkfigure wearing a Spanish hat and Portuguese student's cape, holding a ruby glass. The decanters were first made by Royal Doulton in 1931, were for port. The white milk glass bottle with the blue sailing ship design is from Jim Beam, containing bourbon whiskey. Created to look like Delft porcelain, it has an embossed windmill on the back. It comes complete with stopper. The Vandermint Bottle has a stopper that pay homage to the tulip. It's design it surface only and is not milk glass. Lastly, is the Haig's "Pinch" bottle, which held Scottish Blended Whiskey. This bottle still retains it's wire netting and metal cap. It is a favorite for crafters to use for ship in a bottle craft. All the bottles are in good vintage used condition.