Queen Mary Replica Liquor Decanter
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What a unique way to decant liquor, but in a replica of the Queen Mary ocean liner. This is a collectible decanter issued by Garnier Liqueurs of France that was sold at the Long Beach Queen Mary Hotel. It is ceramic with a smokestack serving as the pour spout. The date on the bottom of the decanter is “1970”, and there is also a copyright that reads, “1968 by City of Long Beach”.
The ocean liner Queen Mary began her maiden voyage for the Cunard-White Star Line on May 27, 1936. It was retired on December 1, 1967 and is berthed in Long Beach where it continues to serve as a hotel and museum. This decanter would have come from one of the Queen Mary hotel’s gift shops.
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