liquor container: KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines)

Date:2017
Medium:Glazed ceramic
Credit Line: Anonymous gift
Accession Number:2018.028.009
Dimensions:3 3/4 x 2 1/4 x 2 inches (9.5 x 5.7 x 5.1 cm)
Collection:Aviation Museum
Category:Beverage Service
Subcategory:Liquor Bottle / Alcohol Container
Manufacturer :House of BOLS
airline: KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines)
company: KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines)
Description

Liquor container issued by KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) for World Business class beverage service; number 98 in House of BOLS, House in Amsterdam series: Parental home of Anthony Fokker, Kleine Houtweg 41, Haarlem (1791); blue and white Delft house container with yellow wax seal on chimney and “98 / BOLS” number on reverse; sealed.

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