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SODAPOPBOB

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I have it on my watch list and noticed that someone just placed an opening bid. Hmm.. I wonder who that was? Ha ha - Hee hee [:D]

Good luck!

SPBOB
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ChickenCockWill

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silktoys ~

I did some additional research and it appears I may have guessed right on your bottle having an enameled label. The picture and text below are examples of enameled bottles from the 1800s. The only thing I wasn't able to narrow down was whether these particular types of labels were fired baked in a kiln or air dried. I found references that said it was done both ways. I also discovered that most types of enamel have a metalic base and came in both a powder as well as a liquid, and were typically applied by way of a stencil.

You might be able to find an original measuring cap for it if you look around a bit. If I come across one I will let you know.

SPBOB

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Bar Bottles or Decanters: Antique bottles in fancy shapes, or featuring facets of cut glass and with colored enamel or gold wording are one type of bottle we seek. An enameled example may feature a color image such as clasped hands (Union Rye), a rooster (Chicken Cock Bourbon), a horseman (Pedigree or Old Rosebud), a cannon (Old Continental), or an Inspector holding a bottle (Sunny Brook).


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That Chicken Cock decanter is amazing! I just became their new National Brand Ambassador and if you’re interested in parting with that, please let me know!
 

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