Sterling Silver Liquor/Decanter Labels

• Rhode Island, circa 1950, Stieff Baltimore, circa 1960, C Ltd. Birmingham 1991, C Ltd. Birmingham 1991
• Dimensions: 2 inches wide, 2 inches wide, 1 7/8 inches wide, 1 7/8 inches wide

Decanter Labels shown in the photo will be described from left to right.

Decanter Labels first appeared in England in the 1730’s. During the Victorian era, there was a proliferation of silver decanter labels made as they were very popular. They were often called tags or bottle tickets. These labels allow for easy identification, usually placed around the neck of a decanter.

You are able to purchase either one liquor label, mix and match, or all 4 together.

An American Sterling Silver Liquor Label with the word “Bourbon” engraved on the front. It is oval in shape and has a scalloped top.

An elaborate American Sterling Silver Liquor Label with the word “Brandy” engraved on the front. It has a gadroon border.

An elegant English Sterling Silver Liquor Label with the word “Whisky” engraved on the front. It has a shaped design border.

An elegant English Sterling Silver Liquor Label with the word “Brandy” engraved on the front. It has a shaped design border.

All of our American/English Sterling Silver Liquor Labels are in pristine condition and would look lovely on any type or shape of decanter.

To bring a touch of class to your bar for elegance and sophistication, we would recommend our vintage sterling silver decanter labels.