Skull and Bones Poison Rum Bottle Decanter Mid Century

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Skull and Bones Poison Rum Bottle Decanter from the 1950s

This is a hand-crafted ceramic decanter that features a unique … Read more Skull and Bones Poison Rum Bottle Decanter from the 1950s

This is a hand-crafted ceramic decanter that features a unique design. Hand-painted on the front is the phrase, "Lay Off This Old Man's Private Poison." It was made by Del Coronado Nasco in Japan. Although it is missing its original foil sticker, it still retains its charm. The decanter is shaped like a brown jug and has a cork stopper topped with a figural skull, while the neck displays cross-bones with a jug handle on the side.

This piece is perfect for the spooky Halloween season, adding a touch of fall décor, or serving as a conversation starter. It's an excellent addition for pirate nautical collectors and makes a great display for bar décor or a liqueur bottle collection. Who else has a cooler whiskey jug?

Please use photos as part of our description. This item is vintage and has some age-appropriate wear to the surface and cork stopper. This would not be recommended for use but as decor. Using it as a utilitarian item is at your own risk. No cracks or repairs; some paint fading as shown in photos, and the cork is intact but very difficult to remove in humid atmospheres. Important Notice: The original 70+ year old vintage cork stopper is delicate and intact. To preserve the value and structural integrity of this historical piece, we strongly advise against opening and closing it.
Collector's Note: This item features its original, authentic cork stopper dating back over 70 years. Due to natural aging, vintage cork loses its moisture and elasticity over time, making it highly fragile. Opening or closing the piece risks crumbling, breaking, or dislodging the cork inside. It is being sold as a sealed, display-only historical artifact, and any attempts to open it will be at the buyer's own risk.


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