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Re: Antique Liquor Bottle holder
Re: Antique Liquor Bottle holder
Thank you so much for the info. It doesn't seem to go on the wall, there is no way to attach it to a wall. It has a base which stands up flat. I am not sure what it is made of, could be iron (even though it's kinda light for iron). Any ideas on where to search? And under what listing I should search? Is this possibly one of a kind item? Would an antique store have more information? I am very new at this. Thanks for all your help.
Re: Antique Liquor Bottle holder
What you have here is called a tantalus, (Because it's designed to tantalize), originally it would probably have been used in a relatively large house with servants, and would allow the liquor to be kept on display, while keeping it safe from anyone but it's owner. I have no idea what yours would be worth, but it is a very cool item!
Re: Antique Liquor Bottle holder
Thank you so much, its been an ordeal to find anyone who might be able to date it, or tell me what its made of. I went to 7 Antique dealers today, the first offer I got was for $35, lol. The last place told me that its so rare, that its impossible to price, If anyone can give me more info, it would be appreciated.