This Christening bottle was given to my Grandmother Irene Henke. It has so much history especially when women went to work for the war effort. She used to tell me stories about it. The bottle is beautifully wrapped with Red, White and Blue ribbons and comes in the original wooden box with all the information… (read more)
This item is in good condition with minor wear from display. The bottle measures 9″x4″.
It is THE ONLY silver beribboned and engraved cage which held the bottle of Champagne used to christen the U. SEAWOLF, the second nuclear powered submarine launched on July 21, 1955. The cage bears 16 lines of 6 star-shaped cut-outs, on each one line, to allow the Champagne of the broken bottle within to splash… (read more)
It is THE ONLY silver beribboned and engraved cage which held the bottle of Champagne used to christen the U. SEAWOLF, the second nuclear powered submarine launched on July 21, 1955. The cage bears 16 lines of 6 star-shaped cut-outs, on each one line, to allow the Champagne of the broken bottle within to splash… (read more)
It is THE ONLY silver beribboned and engraved cage which held the bottle of Champagne used to christen the U. SEAWOLF, the second nuclear powered submarine launched on July 21, 1955. The cage bears 16 lines of 6 star-shaped cut-outs, on each one line, to allow the Champagne of the broken bottle within to splash… (read more)
