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Description
This is a highly collectible and rare Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey Decanter, specially released for the 42nd IAJBBSC International Convention held in Clarksville, IN, from July 14-19, 2012.
Featuring a stunning retro western "Saloon Girl" in a layered pink frill dress leaning on a classic Jim Beam bourbon barrel. The bottom is officially stamped and hand-numbered (#46 of only 175 made), making this pink dress variant an exceptionally scarce find for liquor advertising and breweriana enthusiasts. It serves as a fantastic decorative statement piece for home bars, man caves, or vintage collections.
Featuring a stunning retro western "Saloon Girl" in a layered pink frill dress leaning on a classic Jim Beam bourbon barrel. The bottom is officially stamped and hand-numbered (#46 of only 175 made), making this pink dress variant an exceptionally scarce find for liquor advertising and breweriana enthusiasts. It serves as a fantastic decorative statement piece for home bars, man caves, or vintage collections.
Please note: This is an empty collectible bottle; no liquor is included.
Size & Weight
- Box Dimensions: 10.25" W x 8.5" D x 14.25" H
- Weight: 3.4 lbs
Material
- Decanter Body: Crafted Ceramic / Porcelain (Fine detailing with vibrant painted finish)
- Accessories: Plastic/Synthetic insert (Includes the original pourer/stopper assembly sealed in its plastic bag)
Condition
- Decanter: Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or noticeable paint wear on the ceramic figurine. The graphics on the barrel and labels are crisp. Includes the original accessory part still sealed in plastic.
- Box & Packaging: The original graphic box shows age-related discoloration, fading, and shelf wear. The internal styrofoam insert has some breakage/damage as shown in the photos. Please review all high-resolution pictures carefully to confirm the exact condition before purchasing.
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