Jim Beam Early Times American Revolution Bicentennial California Whiskey Decanter

This vintage Early Times ceramic whiskey decanter was produced to commemorate the American Revolution Bicentennial, marking the historic years 1776–1976. Featuring bold patriotic artwork and state-specific identification for California, this decanter was created as a collectible display piece rather than a standard everyday liquor bottle.

The decanter is in pre-owned condition and appears empty. There is visible age-related wear including label wear, surface scuffs, and light glaze imperfections. The neck seal and label remnants show wear consistent with vintage handling and display, with no major cracks or structural breaks observed.

Crafted from ceramic, the decanter features a detailed illustrated scene depicting Revolutionary War artillery figures, framed by patriotic text and decorative accents. The body has a flattened flask-style shape with a fitted ceramic stopper and original Early Times Bicentennial labeling at the neck.

Bicentennial-themed liquor decanters were widely produced during the 1970s as commemorative Americana items, often issued in limited regional or state variations. Early Times releases were especially popular among collectors of historical and whiskey-related memorabilia.

This piece is well suited for collectors of Bicentennial memorabilia, vintage whiskey decanters, and Americana display items. It also makes a strong visual accent for bars, shelves, or themed collections focused on U.S. history.

The item has been visually inspected to the best of our ability, and all identifiable markings, materials, and condition details have been accurately documented.
Did You Know? The 1976 Bicentennial sparked a nationwide release of commemorative items, including hundreds of themed liquor decanters honoring U.S. history.

Disclaimer: This is an authentic Early Times item. Early Times is a trademark of its owner. Khans Discounts is not affiliated with or endorsed by Early Times. This item was sourced legally through secondary markets, estate or yard sales.