Hobo Decanter

The item is a vintage hobo decanter, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, possibly made by Shields Fifth Avenue in Japan. These decanters were designed to hold and serve liquor, adding a touch of personality to a bar setting. 

• It is a ceramic decanter shaped like a hobo or drunk man. 

• The decanter is approximately 13 inches tall. 

• It has a glossy finish and vibrant colors. 

• Some may have minor chips or wear due to age. 

• Decanting liquor can enhance its presentation and, in some cases, open up its flavor. 

• It is suitable for storing and serving spirits such as whisky, bourbon, rum, tequila, brandy, cognac, and armagnac. 

• When stored in a decanter, liquor can last for several months to a few years if the decanter is kept nearly full and not opened frequently. 

• These decanters are considered mid-century modern collectibles.