Vintage French Armagnac Glass Baby Bottle Decanter - Ducastaing Novelty Barware

This hilarious vintage find is a French-made glass decanter shaped like a giant baby bottle, originally filled with Armagnac by Ducastaing of Vic-Fezensac, France. A classic piece of mid-century novelty barware, it’s printed with cheeky “levels” in French that escalate from Premier frisson (First thrill) to Mur du son (Sound barrier)—a playful nod to progressive intoxication. Made of white glass with a bold yellow rubber top, this collectible bottle is now empty but in great vintage condition. The back label reads “Imported by Burn’s House Limited – Nassau Freeport,” giving it a charming international twist. Perfect for display in a retro bar setup, man cave, vintage liquor collection, or as a conversation-starting gift. 📏 Measurements (approx): • Height: 11.5” • Diameter: 3” at base Condition: • Bottle is empty and clean • No cracks or chips • Yellow rubber top is intact and in excellent condition.