Vintage 1960s Novelty Decanters: Jim Beam Ship & Petri Liberty Bell Barware

nhance your home bar or shelf display with this choice of two distinct vintage decanters. Whether you are seeking nautical charm or a piece of American history, these empty collectible bottles offer unique character. You may choose the specific bottle that fits your collection, or grab both for an instant vignette.

The first option is the 1963 Jim Beam Sailing Ship Decanter. This classic piece from the early 1960s is crafted from smooth light blue glass, which was often manufactured by Regal China for Jim Beam. It features a striking graphic of a sailing vessel in red and blue tones, framed by a nautical rope design. It stands approximately 13 inches tall including the stopper. This piece is in excellent vintage condition with the stopper intact and bright graphics.

The second option is the Vintage Petri Bicentennial Liberty Bell Decanter. A clear glass tribute to American independence, this bottle is shaped like the iconic Liberty Bell, complete with a dark, yoke-style handle cap. It was originally produced by Petri to commemorate American history. It stands approximately 8 inches tall. This item is in good vintage condition with character, though please note that the gold foil label text is worn, and there is a small chip visible on the top rim of the glass bell. Please review the photos closely for these details.

These items are perfect for the history buff interested in American independence or Bicentennial memorabilia. The Jim Beam ship bottle fits perfectly in a lake house, beach cottage, or a room with a maritime theme. These unique shapes help break up the monotony of standard square liquor bottles on a bar cart. They also make a thoughtful gift for a father, grandfather, or collector of mid-century advertising glass.

These items are vintage, over 50 years old. While they appear to be in good condition there may be minor imperfections that I missed.