White Horse

[John Mount]

Ok ill take a look thanks. Is there a specific website?

 

[John Mount]

I agree with Len it's a pour
Spout. Nice find .

thanks!

 

[Len]

"If only these antique found bottles": A) came with a barcode B) came with a imbedded chip C) could talk D) teach us to telepathically communicate
E) both A+ D F) would stop exaggerating their own re-sale values G) were not so broken they went to counseling
H) none of these I) think John could fly an F-16 when he goes to work

 

[CanadianBottles]

I've seen a few of these before, never with the cork like that though. I suspect the cork was a later addition but not certain. I don't think the metal part is supposed to come off.

 

[John Mount]

I've seen a few of these before, never with the cork like that though. I suspect the cork was a later addition but not certain. I don't think the metal part is supposed to come off.

Oh ok so maybe the bottles left the factory that way but without the cork..interesting

 

[John Mount]

Oh ok so maybe the bottles left the factory that way but without the cork..interesting

So they are purpose made for pouring at bars then?

 

[east texas terry]

Hello John ; There Is One On Google For 80 Dollars .Under antique or vintage White Horse Whiskey Bottle But It Has No Photo From The Top down .

I have 2 different White Horse bottles with the horse on them

 

[John Mount]

I have 2 different White Horse bottles with the horse on them

I have one in clear glass with the horse

 

[PlaneDiggerCam]

A bottle very similar to this has been posted here before but there wasnt much discussion and this ones a bit different so id like to post it and ask for info. It appears to be an early machine made White Horse whiskey but without the horse and the only embossing is on the bottom. No date codes but there is an I or a 1. And the cap on it, which wont come off, i have never seen before. Some kind of soft metal with a milk glass or ceramic type center and a cork? Any thoughts? Thanks as always!

The cap on that whiskey was specifically made for pouring measured shots.

 

[sandchip]

Probably way off here, but the cork makes me think of some conversion for use with a syringe?