Whiskey Bottle, The Walters Art Museum | American Art Collaborative

Whiskey Bottle

The Walters' family fortune was founded on marketing and distilling of rye whiskey and other liquors. William T. Walters used the wealth he amassed in this line of business to invest in railways and steamships, before moving into banking. Through his brother, Edwin, the Walters' name was associated with rye whiskey throughout the 19th century.

American

Creation Date: 2nd half 19th century
Creation Place: United States
Types: bottle
Objects: Minerals & Inorganics
Medium: glass, cork, and paper
Materials: cork (bark)
glass
paper (fiber product)

Dimensions: Overall
Diameter: 9.0
Height: 27.5

Object #: 2014.1.1
Credit Line: Walters Art Museum Archives

Partner URL: http://art.thewalters.org/detail/92343
Linked Data URI: wam:object/92343
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