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Brian's
Genie Bottles was featured in
season one of the Canadian TV show
Fanatical about
Fans of I
Dream of Jeannie. If you'd like to see this
episode, please click on the Fanatical link above. |
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Bottles Available
For Sale & Immediate Shipping |
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Name:
Arabian
Dreams Bottle
Price: $250.00 (US)
Description: 1973 Blue Jim Beam decanter painted with
a completely brand new custom design of my own creation.
The blue base coat has been removed around the lower windows,
the bottom of the bottle, the handle, the collar, the teardrops
and top of the stopper to allow the natural blue colored glass
to shine through and capture the light.
The bottle pictured is the bottle you
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Name:
2nd thru 5th Season Mulberry Bottle
Price: $350.00 (US)
Description: 1964 Jim Beam decanter.
This bottle color is based on the 2nd season bottle that was
more a mulberry than purple color. Seen primarily in the 2nd season, it
made a reappearance during some of the 5th season episodes.
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Bottles I've
painted over the years |
 
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Name:
Silver
Vines Bottle
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter based on the Gold Vines / First Season bottle but
instead of gold enamel paint, a silver enamel was used giving it
a "black & white" effect. This bottle only comes with the
Old Grand Dad replica stopper.
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Name:
Gold
Vines Bottle
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
The Gold Vines bottle comes complete with the original 1964 Jim
Beam stopper. This is how the bottle was seen in the
original pilot when Maj. Nelson found it on the beach.
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Name:
First Season
Vines Bottle
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
The First Season bottle is based on the Gold Vines bottle but comes with
only the Old Grand Dad replica stopper as it appeared throughout
the first season. This is the bottle as we all remember it
from the first season in black and white, minus the green wash
that gave it an aged appearance.
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Name:
Silver
Vines Bottle - Gray Washed
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
This bottle is the Silver Vines with a "gray" wash. It
is like the green washed version
except it will keep the black and white theme by using gray
instead of green.
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Name:
Gold
Vines Bottle - Green Washed
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
The Gold Vines bottle comes complete with the original 1964 Jim
Beam stopper. This is how the bottle was seen in the
original pilot when Maj. Nelson found it on the beach.
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Name:
First Season
Vines Bottle - Green Washed
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
The First Season bottle is based on the Gold Vines bottle but comes with
only the Old Grand Dad replica stopper as it appeared throughout
the first season. This is the bottle as we all remember it
from the first season in black and white including the green
washed effect for an aged appearance.
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Name:
2nd - 5th Season
Mulberry
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
This bottle color is based on the 2nd season bottle that was
more a mulberry than purple color. Seen primarily in the 2nd season, it
made a reappearance during some of the 5th season episodes.
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Name:
2nd - 5th Season
Purple "Jeannie"
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
This color was an experiment I tried with a completely new type
of purple color for the 2nd through 5th season bottle. It
has a more richer color of purple than the metallic or mulberry
colors used on my other bottles. This color tends to
change depending on lighting conditions and is one of my favorites.
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Name:
2nd
Season Evil Sister
Description:
1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
This one is painted for
Jeannie's sister. Although they used an unpainted bottle
for her in the series, that's not a very colorful display piece,
so I've chosen to paint this bottle instead. It's a
metallic green base with white, light blue, and yellow accents.
This is what most people tend to think would suit the Evil
Sister.
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Name:
Blue
Djinn
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter painted with
a custom color scheme known by most as The Blue Djinn bottle.
Featuring a metallic blue base with red, white, and light blue
accents, it is painted in the 2nd through 5th season style of
Jeannie's bottle.
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Name:
Ice
Blue Djinn
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter painted in various shades of blue with white and
silver accents, it
gives a cool feeling when you look at it. Unlike most other
bottles that use gold, the silver gives this bottle a completely
unique appearance and sets it apart from the other bottles
available on this website and others.
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Name: Mother's Bottle
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter with a
custom color scheme to represent a bottle for Jeannie's mother,
who came to visit the Nelson house on several occasions. There was no official bottle or design
for Jeannie's mother's bottle, but I think this version is
appropriate.
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Name:
Patriotic
Djinn
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter originally
created by me when my brother was being deployed to Iraq.
Painted with a custom color scheme done in the colors of the
U.S.A. (Red, White, & Blue). Featuring a metallic blue
base with red, white, and blue accents, it is painted in the 2nd
season style of Jeannie's bottle with a Patriotic twist to it.
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Name: Djinn
Djinn
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter with a
metallic burgundy pearl
automotive base coat with white, blue, and yellow accents.
I call this one the Djinn-Djinn bottle for Jeannie's invisible
dog Djinn-Djinn.
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Name: Black Djinn Bottle
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter with a
custom color scheme requested once by a previous customer.
This bottle took a few attempts to perfect but I simply love the
look. The designs are painted directly on the dark glass
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Name:
15
Years Later Reunion
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter
As it was
seen in the first I Dream of Jeannie TV Reunion Movie in 1985.
It has a
metallic plum base color with blue triple arches, 5 window panes
per window extending only 1/2 way down the bottle, and 16 small
circles at the top.
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Name:
I
Still Dream of Jeannie Reunion
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter
Unlike the
original screen used bottles (that were plaster replicas with
unusually shaped stoppers) I only paint on original
1964 glass, that is what you will get instead of a plaster replicate
bottle. The designs are very similar to that of the 15
Years Later bottle with two very noticeable differences.
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Name:
Tony
Jr. (a.k.a. Evil
Sister Reunion)
Description: I call it the Tony Jr. bottle, not the Evil Sister Reunion
because the evil sister was never inside this bottle, only Tony
Jr. was. It's from I Still Dream of Jeannie and is a
radical departure from the other bottle designs.
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Name: Sapphire
Flame
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter with a
custom design elements from my friend Rus Lake, who has supplied me with
many interesting designs. This bottle is a collaborative
effort between Rus and myself. He created the main design
and I added the finishing touches.
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Name: Arabian Nights Bottle
Description: 1964 Jim Beam decanter painted with
a completely brand new custom design of my own creation.
The black/midnight blue base coat has been removed around the lower windows,
the bottom of the bottle, the collar, and the teardrops to allow the natural colored glass
to shine through and capture the light.
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Name:
Arabian
Dreams Bottle
Description: 1973 Blue Jim Beam decanter painted with
a completely brand new custom design of my own creation.
The blue base coat has been removed around the lower windows,
the bottom of the bottle, the handle, the collar, the teardrops
and top of the stopper to allow the natural blue colored glass
to shine through and capture the light.
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Name:
Arabian
Jewel Bottle
Description: 1973 Blue Jim Beam decanter painted with
a completely brand new custom design of my own creation.
The plum base coat has been removed around the lower windows,
the bottom of the bottle, the handle, the collar, the teardrops
and top of the stopper to allow the natural blue colored glass
to shine through and capture the light.
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Name:
Arabian
Delight Bottle
Description: 1973 Blue Jim Beam decanter painted with
a completely brand new custom design of my own creation.
The burgundy base coat has been removed around the lower
windows, the bottom of the bottle, the handle, the collar, the
teardrops and top of the stopper to allow the natural blue glass to
capture the light.
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Name:
Arabian
Ecstasy Bottle
Description: 1973 Blue Jim Beam decanter painted with
a completely brand new custom design of my own creation.
The plum base coat has been removed around the lower windows,
the bottom of the bottle, the handle, the collar, the teardrops
and top of the stopper to allow the natural blue colored glass
to shine through and capture the light.
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