Cyrus Noble Mine "Miners Daughter" With Dog Whiskey Decanter 1976 Haas Brothers

Description: Cyrus Noble Mine Whiskey Bottle Haas Brothers "Woman Holding Dog" This vintage decanter is a rare find for collectors of unique barware. The design features a woman and her dog, created by the Haas Brothers, on a ceramic bottle from the Cyrus Noble Mine. The multicolor piece is in excellent condition and stands about 14 inches tall, only flaw is that the cork is only half of what it used to be! The decanter is empty Little San Francisco History:The Cyrus Noble story is truly a San Francisco success story, with roots in our California gold rush. Cyrus Noble, himself, had tried his luck in the California gold fields, but unsuccessfully, and had returned to his home in Ohio. There, Cyrus took a job with the Freiberg-Workum distillery, in Lynchburg, Ohio, where his tasting and blending talents weresoon recognized. By 1871, he was made superintendent of the distillery, and at this time, a brand of whiskey was named after him. The exact circumstance is somewhat shaded, but it is said that Cyrus was a famous drinker, and one day, while checking the premium vats, he fell in! Well, of course, after that, nothing would do but to name the whiskey – “Cyrus Noble.” At the same time, in 1871, Ernest Reuben Lilienthal, an attorney just out of Cincinnati Law School, decided to go into the wholesale liquor business in San Francisco. Ernest contracted with Freiberg’s and handled, exclusively, their products under their trademarks, as well as his own. Ernest apparently liked the Cyrus Noble anecdote and adopted “Cyrus Noble”as the trademark for his finest whiskey.

Price: 20 USD

Location: Novato, California

End Time: 2024-11-25T12:23:10.000Z

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