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BETJEMANN'S PATENT 57595 LONDON TANTALUS FOR ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. | Breweriana701 of 1234 |  |  |
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very beautiful BETJEMANN'S PATENT 57595 LONDON TANTALUS FOR ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. , very beautiful walnut, and chrome tantalus. the year maybe 1930s-1950s. to bad i dont have the bottles, i get this cool item for $24.00, there is a reatilers plaque on the bottom "ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. NEW YORK MADE IN ENGLAND". very cool item , however i am looking for the decanters that goes with this item please me know if you have any ideas.
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thankyou Hedgwalker for the love :)
thankyou AR8Jason and trgrubaugh for the loves:)
Good luck with the decanters!
I hope that you find some that fit.
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thankyou scottvez for the like and the comment:)
chemicals??? ull have to explain to us hillbillys what the #^% this is for?
this is for liquor decanters , and thankyou mikelikesigns2 for the love:)
looks like a pretty fancy 6-pack! Mom would luv this also , she was born there & lived until 1946
lol , well thankyou mikelikesigns2 for the nice comment and sharing :)
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thankyou mustangtony for the , i redoing this now the pic:)