Up for sale is a genuine, highly sought-after Foust Distillery figural bottle shaped like a cured ham (often called a "Hambone" flask). Produced by the Foust Distillery in Glen Rock, Pennsylvania, these uniquely shaped bottles were the height of creative marketing in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

This is not a reproduction—this is an authentic antique piece.

Highlights:

Rare Full Paint: Unlike many examples that have been stripped or lost their paint over the last century, this specimen retains a significant amount of its original cold-painted finish, providing that iconic "ham" appearance.

Historical Significance: Foust Distillery was famous for its creative figural flasks (including bananas, pickles, ears of corn, and hams). Finding one with this much original paint remaining is uncommon.

Display Ready: This piece makes a stunning addition to any collection of antique whiskey bottles, pre-prohibition memorabilia, or rustic farmhouse decor.

Original Components: Includes the original screw-top metal cap.

Details:

Maker: Attributed to the Foust Distillery (Glen Rock, PA)

Era: Late 19th / Early 20th Century

Material: Glass with original cold-painted finish