RARE ANTIQUE CERAMIC TURKEY WHISKEY FLASK FOUST DISTILLERY GLEN ROCK PA

Description

Foust Distillery was located in Glen Rock, Pennsylvania and made what they called Pennsylvania Whiskey, which was popular before Kentucky Bourbon. Foust was one of the last distilleries to produce Pennsylvania Whiskey which was considered America's first great whiskey. Foust Distillery was established in 1858 and closed in 1907.
Some 15 figural glass and ceramic bottles were issued by the Foust distillery. In addition to a realistic yellow banana,, they included a salt-covered pretzel, a ceramic ear of corn, a Pickle, a partially peeled sweet potato and a glass billy club. Other figurals attributed to Foust are a roast turkey, cigar, ham bone, clam shells, fish,dagger, pig and horn of plenty.
Write up above was copied from the internet.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-figural-clam-shell-whiskey-1885805031
More Information about Foust
Distillery
in Glen Rock, Pennsylvania at:
http://www.ellenjaye.com/foust.htm
http://www.pre-pro.com/midacore/view_distillery.php?did=DST035
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Small chip on lip and very tiny chips in glaze