Jim Beam Vintage Decanter - Yellow Rose of Texas Edition

This is a vintage James B. Beam Distilling Co. collectible ceramic decanter, specifically identifying as a 'Yellow Rose' edition produced around the late 1960s or early 1970s. The vessel is constructed of Genuine Regal China, characterized by its pale pistachio green glaze and ornate topographical detailing. The front facade features a central white oval medallion depicting a vibrant bouquet of yellow roses with green foliage. The medallion is framed by a gold-leafed fluted border. A metallic gold and white label resides at the base, clearly marked with 'BEAM'S' and 'KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY' alongside a 100-month age statement and 86 proof indication. The decanter is designed in a flattened, vase-like ewer form with a small curved handle at the top. Physically, the item shows some signs of age-related wear including minor tarnish to the metallic label and slight dulling of the gold accents. The ceramic itself appears intact without major visible cracks or chips, though the original cork and top seal are missing, which is a common condition issue for these decorative liquor containers. Its mid-century kitsch style and floral motif make it a standard example of Americana barware collectibles from the Regal China era.