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Art Deco Style Liquor Dispenser, Chrome Stainless Steal

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Sold Date:05/13/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Alcohol & Smoking

Size 10.5" high to top of knob, chrome over stainless steal. Six amethyst color glass shot glasses. Here we have a very nice vintage liguor dispenser. I do not no if it is practical to use, but it would make a great back bar piece. It looks like two of the rings that hold the shot glasses have been resootered from the inside, does not show from the outside, other than that it is in good condition. Please search pop471 for more stuff.

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