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Item Code: 1239-137
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This American bar bottle stands 10 ½” tall with a polished pontil. This bar bottle could have been made in any of the bottle houses at that time. It was blown in a 12 rib mold and is not a machine pressed bottle. Bar bottles, which are thought to be a uniquely American form, were used in taverns and hotels from 1820 until prohibition in 1920. When prohibition ended in 1833, a law was passed requiring liquor to be labeled and served in the original manufacturer’s bottle, making bar bottles obsolete. Early bar bottles had a cork closure and used a metal pouring device. They did not have glass stoppers, like decanters. [lj/ld][ph:L]
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