Antique Whiskey

This is the top section of a Whiskey distilling chamber from an old Whiskey distillery in Scotland

PAIR OF 19thC ENGLISH CERAMIC WHISKEY BARRELS An Atlanta Resource for Fine Antiques We have a

This is an early whiskey flask with a black and white image of Lily Langtry on the front. Also

This is a beautiful late 19th century Scottish etched glass whiskey decanter. It features wonderful

A lovely English Victorian silver scotch whiskey decanter label with engraved floral decoration

Vintage Wade S. Whiskey barrel by Royal Victoria Pottery in beautiful teal with gold band detailing

silver and Baccarat cut crystal and a whiskey or aperitif decanter in sterling silver and Baccarat cut

carved with oriental figures in landscape scenes surrounding a name plate engraved for Whiskey

A rare pair of George IV Provincial silver Wine Labels of plain crescent form incised for Whiskey

Date and origin England, circa 1800. Period of George III. Condition Excellent, age-related wear as shown. Dimensions Height: 6.9cm Rim diameter: 4cm Foot diameter: 4....

Repurposed "whiskey barrel" lamp.  

A reverse painted Schenley Rye Whiskey Sign. Very Rare.

19th century English stoneware whiskey barrel lamp, no shade included.

An English Oak 19th Cent brass bound whiskey barrel now as an umbrella stand

English oak whiskey barrel with brass straps inset with a glass top to be used as a side table.

Various whiskey names are branded onto the cups of this beautiful collection of pre-WWI pubware

A late Victorian Tantalus with original whiskey bottles and stoppers and key. I n excellent

A creamware “Whiskey” spirit barrel, glazed in a sang de boeuf red, with faded gilded detail

layered and made out of whiskey crates. Rare form. Found in upstate NY. circa 1890.

Club armchair with original leather in an amazing whiskey brown color, with the original vintage

, therefore justifying the lower price. Two beautiful dogs with whiskey flasks adorn the top, above carved

Rare Oak and Brass-Bound Lidded Coal Bin in the Form of a Whiskey Barrel with Original Handled Tole

whiskey to complete the picture!

whiskey Goblets, and central deep recess to take 6 bottles (e.g., two square Whisky/Brandy Flasks; two

and festivals, (invariably with Scotch Whiskey). 17th Century and 18th Century examples in fine

' which I assume to be for whiskey and two have a 'B' which I assume to be for brandy. These are old

craft whiskey distilleries. Walter Till produced several fine posters for the Irish Great Southern

possible, including at George A. Meears' sample room. Meears was a whiskey wholesaler, where space was

A fabulous English cut glass whiskey decanter which has lovely cut decoration, original stopper

A sterling silver and handblown glass miniature 'Whiskey' bottle. This novelty piece of barware can

1800's American Whiskey Purple Glass Bottles. More available

1800's original American Whiskey purple glass bottles. This set includes 11 bottles. More available.

A fine example of a Irish antique. A large vessel used to contain drink also known as a flagon or pitcher. Made by the ‘Cruiskeen Lawn, Mitchell Bros’ distillary. Elaborately decorat...

1800's American whiskey purple glass bottles collection.

Large wooden Old Crow Whiskey advertising display - whiskey counter display. An advertising

1800's American whiskey purple glass bottles.

Jumbo 19th century English ceramic whiskey barrel, gold color.

Jack Daniels whiskey #9 vintage Lynchburg, Tennessee 1.75L bottle, clear glass & etched, signed by

A rare and unusual late Victorian, sterling silver whiskey shot glass fashioned as a tooth. By

Rare 1909 I.W. Harper Whiskey advertising sign by Vitrolite Meyercord. It reads "Here’s Happy Days

We are happy to present this beautiful vintage sterling silver 1 pint flask made by Gorham in the elusive Crocodile pattern. This exact design and size was a favorite of the screen l...

Pair of large clear glass bottles with the original stoppers, manufactured by Century Glass Co. The stoppers also double as a shot glass, a very rare type.

decanter has it's own pewter label, one engraved with 'Whiskey' the other with 'Gin' and decorated with a

exceptional desk features the original Whiskey brown leather top elegantly embossed with gold-leaf trim and