Cape Cod #160/212 Brandy and Bourbon Bottles in Metal Holder

Description

Imperial
Crystal
Cape Cod #160/212 Scotch and Bourbon Decanters in Metal Holder or Brandy and Rye - Reversible Metal Hang Ties
COMPANY / MAKER:
Imperial Glass Company
PATTERN:
Cape Cod
ITEM:
Two #160/212 Brandy and Bourbon Bottles in Metal Holder with Reversible Metal Hang Tags
COLOR:
Crystal with Chrome (silver) Plated Holder
CIRCA:
1946 - 1964
MEASUREMENT (With Holder):
10 1/2
" H - 8 1/4" W.
CONDITION:
We are pleased to offer for sale two Cape Cod decanters in their metal holder.  Both of these
Cape Cod decanters
are in
Undamaged Condition without chips, cracks, or mold damage.  These decanters or nice and clear inside without residue.
The stoppers are factory
ground and perfect.  The hang tags look to be brass. They are reversible and in great shape but could use a good cleaning.
NOTE:
Please note.  We picture these bottles twice with the tags reversed.
YOU ARE ONLY BUYING TWO DECANTERS AND ONE HOLDER WITH THIS LISTING.
You choose which side of the metal tags to use. The chrome display holder is in really good shape but does have some wear on the bottom where the bottles sit.  This is not visible when the bottles are in sitting in the holder.  The metal pin that locks the decanters in place is in good condition as well.  It is tiny and will be shipped with the set.  It will be taped to the frame.  Please check for it and do not throw it away by accident.  We have had this happen in the past.
Cape Cod
- (1931-1984)
Cape Cod actually got its start in 1931, when the Quaker Oats Company contracted with Imperial to make a wafer stem as a give away in boxes of Quaker Oats. On March 22 of 1932 Cape Cod was patented by Earl W. Newton who designed the Cape Cod design. There are more then 100 pieces of the Cape Cod design. Most Cape Cod is crystal , but it can also  be found in other colors. The 1930s colors include Ruby, Ritz Blue (cobalt blue) and Amber. Other colors were produced in the 1960s. They include Antique Blue, Azalea, Amber and Verde Green. In 1969 and 1971 several different Cape Cod pieces were made in Amberglow and Azalea, Verde and Crystal. In 1974 and 1975 Amberglow became Sunshine Yellow. In the early to mid 60s a cigarette lighter was made in Black,
Purple Slag, Ruby, and Milk Glass. Some White Milk Glass pieces such as the cookie jar have been found and are believed to have been made in the early 1950s. Imperial closed in 1984 and production of Cape Cod ended.
Collecting this pattern is fun because of the abundance of pieces available. If you collect crystal most pieces in this pattern can be found in a moderate price range.
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All items
are carefully examined before listing & again before they are packed. If any errors are made in the representation, a full refund will be issued upon return of the item. Items must be returned via the same manner in which they were shipped. If you wish to ship in another manner, other than the one we have provided please message us.