English George III Bristol Blue Glass Rum Decanter

English George III Bristol Blue Glass Rum DecanterDETAILS Hand blown in Bristol cobalt blue, this antique Georgian liquor bottle features a hand painted, gilt, trompe l'oeil decoration that depicts a Rum label. This decanter is in a mallet form with a round stopper. It is a decorative and very useful piece and makes a stronger statement used as a pair or group. Possibly made by Isaac Jacobs (English, 1757 1835). STYLE Georgian COLOR(S) Cobalt blue, gold PLACE OF ORIGIN England United Kingdom MARKS

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Beaux Arts | Traditional

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The History of Our Lord

each of these hefty

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