Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter

A metallic gold and black ceramic decanter shaped like a man's bust wearing a top hat and bow tie. Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter
Vintage Old Mr. Boston Gold Decanter
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Vintage Old Mr. Boston Decanter: This is the iconic bust of the "Old Mr. Boston" mascot in a top hat. The bottle is finished in a metallic gold and black. It measures 8 3/4 inches tall. Please note, the cork is broken off.

This striking vintage decanter features the iconic bust of the Old Mr. Boston mascot, a staple of American barware history. Standing at 8 3/4 inches tall, the bottle is finished in a high-shine metallic gold glaze with deep black recessed accents that highlight the character's dapper features, from his tilted top hat to his neatly tied bow tie. This specific "Prestige Bottle" was originally designed to hold Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, and it retains its original paper label on the base detailing the proof and distillery locations. The sculptural quality of the piece makes it a standout decorative object, regardless of its original utility, capturing the bold branding style of mid-century spirits.

Because of its gleaming finish and classic subject matter, this decanter is a natural fit for a Mid-Century or Lodge aesthetic. It serves as an excellent conversation piece for a home bar, a library shelf, or a gentleman’s study. While the cork is broken off, the exterior of the ceramic remains in excellent display condition, preserving the luster of the gold finish. Pair it with crystal glassware or other metallic bar accessories to create a sophisticated, masculine vignette. It represents a bygone era of promotional distillery art that remains highly sought after by collectors of advertising ephemera and vintage barware alike.

This item is vintage, approximately 60 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.