Brum Donut-Shaped Ceramic Bottle for Rum

This item is a unique and decorative ceramic bottle, likely intended for spirits, specifically rum, as indicated by the 'BRUM A WORLD RUM' label. The bottle features a distinctive donut or ring-shaped body with a central opening, providing an interesting aesthetic and potentially an ergonomic grip. The primary material appears to be ceramic or stoneware with a textured, mottled finish that resembles hammered metal or an aged, crusty surface. The coloration is predominantly a dark, possibly charcoal grey or black, with extensive gold or brass-toned speckling and highlights, giving it an antique or rustic appearance. The neck of the bottle is tall and cylindrical, flaring slightly at the shoulders where it meets the main body, and is finished with a smoother, dark glaze. It is topped with a cork stopper, which has a dark, possibly wax or resin seal that shows some minor wear and cracking around its edge, suggesting it has been handled or aged. A prominent feature is a black synthetic or leather-like band wrapped around the central opening, secured to the body of the bottle. This band proudly displays 'BRUM' in bold, raised gold lettering, with 'A WORLD RUM' in smaller gold text beneath it, indicating its contents. The overall condition appears good with the intended distressed aesthetic being a design choice rather than damage. The craftsmanship suggests a custom or limited-edition item, prioritizing visual appeal as much as functionality. The bottle does not show obvious signs of major chips, cracks, or repairs from the visible angles. The style suggests a contemporary design that draws inspiration from rugged, artisanal aesthetics, likely dating from the late 20th or early 21st century.