Glass Liquor Decanter

This  glass liquor decanter features a distinctive church or Gothic arch motif embossed on its body. This specific design is widely associated with mid-century advertising for Ezra Brooks Real Sippin' Whiskey, dating back to approximately 1968.   Notable Features Design: The clear glass body has embossed arch designs throughout, and the matching square stopper typically features a star design on its top surface. Stopper: It includes a square glass stopper fitted with a cork. Usage: These bottles were originally used for bourbon or whiskey and now serve as collectible barware or home decor.  Historical Detail: Many of these decanters from that era include embossed markings on the bottom reading, FEDERAL LAW FORBIDS SALE OR RE-USE OF THIS BOTTLE, a standard phrase on American liquor bottles between 1934 and 1964.   Make this one sparkle on your bar cart or with other glass collection.