Beer Wine Liquor Advertising Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a great old circa 1950s advertising thermometer for Ox Head Stock Ale. Ox Head was made by the Standard-Rochester Brewing Company of Rochester, New York. The thermometer has a...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1906 rum bottle from Portsmouth (New Hampshire) Wine Company. The label shows a wonderful cameo design featuring a gladiatrix and reads RUM BLEND ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1930s Jose Cuervo tequila bottle complete with its original paper label and top. The clear glass bottle has a Texas liquor stamp as well. The great old Cuervo black...

ARTIFACT: This is a pre-1900 corkscrew from Percy Rowe Wine Room of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The wine room's address is listed on the reverse: No. 21 Vaughan St. VINTAGE: Circa pre-1900...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1930s advertising bottle opener for Portsmouth Ale, made by the Eldredge Brewing Company (EBC) of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Eldredge Brewing Company (first known as M...

ARTIFACT: This is a minty 1930s instructional beer can from Harvard Ale, brewed in Lowell, Massachusetts. The can itself was manufactured Am. Can Co. and has instructions on how to open the beverage...

ARTIFACT: This is a lovely 1903 Villeroy & Boch export ¼ litre stoneware beer tumbler or beaker. The tumbler was made in Mettlach, Germany and has a vibrant scene showing a couple dancing beneath the...

ARTIFACT: This is a cool old whiskey bottle from Cochituate, Massachusetts, a part of the town of Wayland. The bottle is a half pint size and has a mostly preserved cork stopper. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1900 round serving tray from the James Hanley Brewing Company of Providence, Rhode Island. The tray is attractively enameled in white and blue and features a likeness of...

ARTIFACT: This is a Musty Ale of Philadelphia handled mug from the period prior to Prohibition, which began in 1920. The mug is in a two-tone brown and credits Robert Smith as the ale's maker...

ARTIFACT: This is a pre-Prohibition era beer mug from the Bunker Hill Brewery of Charleston, Massachusetts, which was owned by Van Nostrand's. The mug shows an insignia for Bunker Hill's P.B. (Purest...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful and near mint advertising match safe for Hanley's Peerless Ale of the James Hanley Brewery Company of Providence, Rhode Island. This safe dates form the pre-Prohibition...