Avon '1876' Centennial Steam Locomotive Decanter

This is a vintage Avon collectible glass decanter modeled after a 19th-century steam locomotive boiler and engine. The piece is constructed from dark emerald or forest green pressed glass, giving it a heavy and substantial appearance typical of 1970s glassware. It features ornate embossed detailing along the body, including simulated rivet work, wheels, and a smokestack. The side of the locomotive prominently displays gold and red decal accents, featuring the number '1876' within a decorative scrollwork frame, likely commemorating the centennial of the Mason Machine Works. The item appears to be in good vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks in the glass, though some minor wear to the gold-tone decals is common with this age. These bottles originally contained aftershave or cologne and featured a plastic cap integrated into the design. The craftsmanship reflects the mass-produced but highly detailed novelty glass market of the mid-20th century. While the cologne has likely long since evaporated or been emptied, the bottle remains a popular item for collectors of both breweriana/tobacciana-style vanity items and toy train memorabilia.