Antique Robertson's Dundee Whisky advertising decanter dating to the late Victorian to early Edwardian period, approximately c.1890–1910.

This elegant back-bar display piece features frosted acid-etched script reading:

"Robertson's

Dundee

Whisky"

The cylindrical clear glass body is fitted with its original multi-faceted glass stopper and ground neck. Pieces like this were used in pubs, hotels, and merchants as branded display and serving bottles behind the bar.

John Robertson & Son established their Dundee distillery in 1827, and Robertson's whisky became a recognized Scottish name during the Victorian period. Surviving etched advertising examples have become increasingly sought after among whisky collectors and antique barware enthusiasts.

Measurements:

Height: 11.5"

Width: 3.5"

Excellent display piece for antique barware collections, whisky advertising, Scottish collectibles, Victorian décor, or back-bar styling.