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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 visit the
I Dream of Jeannie Fans' website on the Video Gallery
where the entire episode is available for viewing.
Check out the bottom of this page for some screen captures
taken from the episode. |
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One Golden Vines w/stopper
Price: $270.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter
Painted in the golden vines style of the first season bottle, this
one comes with the original stopper as it was seen on the beach as
well as the 1956 Old Grand Dad resin replica stopper that was used
throughout the rest of the first season. |
 Season
One Golden Vines Original
Price: $245.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
Hand painted 24 ct. gold enamel vines right on the glass, no
base coat on first season bottles. This bottle is as it
looked in the pilot episode of I Dream of Jeannie. It
comes with only the original stopper making for a complete Jim
Beam bottle. It adds a touch of elegance to any decor. |
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One Golden Vines
Price: $245.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
This bottle appears as it did during the first season of the
show. Tony left the original stopper on the beach in the
pilot episode and was forced to use an Old Grand Dad stopper in
its place. This is how most people will remember the first
season bottle. Your bottle will come with a resin replica
of the 1956 Old Grand Dad bottle stopper. |
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 2nd
- 5th Season Purple "Jeannie"
Price: $350.00
Description:1964 Jim Beam glass decanter.
This is what most consider thee traditional "Jeannie Bottle"
used in the color episodes of the show in seasons two through
five. My never ending quest for the perfect color has seen
many variations of purple for this bottle. It is by far,
the most requested and most popular bottle of all the bottles I
paint. |
 2nd
- 5th Season Purple Stained Glass Window
Price: $400.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter painted
to allow light to pass through the glass and paint in the window
section only. Currently available in metallic purple base
only. There are no 2nd season mulberry bottles as of yet
The lighting effect has been enhanced in the photo because it is
very difficult to photograph the bottles effectively showing the
glow. Flash photography "whites out" the effect.
This picture reflects as close to what it will actually look
like when lit. |
 Blue
Djinn
Price: $300.00
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. It is a very appealing bottle and will
add the perfect touch of color to any genie bottle collection.
Again, there was no official bottle for the Blue Djinn, it was
actually a heavily green washed golden vines bottle from the
first season, but most like this version better. |
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 Djinn
Djinn
Price: $300.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter with a
custom requested color scheme that became so popular, I added it
to my available bottles. This has 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. There was no official bottle or design
for Jeannie's dog, so I've created this one as my representation
for it. |
 Ice
Blue Djinn
Price: $300.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter painted with
my own custom colors for a brand new bottle I call the Ice Blue
Djinn. Painted in various shades of blue with white and
silver accents, this bottle is one of my favorites. It
gives a cool feeling when you look at it and a very popular
color scheme for bottle collectors. 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. |
 2nd
Season Evil Sister
Price: $300.00
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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 15
Years Later Reunion
Price: $350.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter as it was
seen in the first I Dream of Jeannie TV Reunion Movie in 1985.
It is a radical departure from the original bottle seen in the
series, yet retains many design elements. 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. This is by far my favorite bottle, not
just because of the unique design, but the fabulous base color
is striking in person. |
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Still Dream of Jeannie Reunion
Price: $350.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter, unlike the
original screen used bottles that were plaster replicas with
unusually shaped stoppers. Since I only paint on original
1964 glass, that is what you will get instead of a replicated
bottle. The designs are very similar to that of the 15
Years Later bottle with two very noticeable differences.
First being a complete redesign of the window patters with a
unique design instead of the traditional window panes, and the
solid gold tip on the stopper. |
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Dream of Jeannie Blueprint Bottle
Price: $350.00
Description: A good friend of mine worked on the I
Dream of Jeannie: 15 Years Later Reunion movie back in 1984.
While working on the show, they discovered some lost blueprints
for a 2nd season bottle concept that was never used. It was
this blueprint that they based the reunion bottle on, but didn't
follow the blueprints exactly as it was designed. They chose to
abandon some of the elements familiar to the 2nd thru 5th season
bottle that the blueprint and this bottle contained. |
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Years Later Stained Glass Window
Price: $400.00
Description: 1964 Jim Beam glass decanter in a 15
Years Later reunion bottle design with the Stained Glass Window
effect. This bottle features a pink glow from inside the
bottle. This effect is produced through a process I
developed myself after years of painting these bottles. It
is a process that no other artist has or does offer. There
are other styles of stained glass window bottles, but these
bottles are completely painted (no color is removed) and
indistinguishable from another bottle when not lit. |
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Jr. (a.k.a. Evil
Sister Reunion)
Price: $350.00
Description: The Tony Jr. bottle is my latest addition
to the growing list of painted bottles that I am offering.
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. I enjoy
very much the challenge of painting this new design and I'm
proud to have it as part of my collection. |
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Please note that the colors in
these photos may vary from the actual colors of the bottles
depending on your color monitor settings. |
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Here are some screen capture
from the Fanatical TV Show that features me and my bottles |
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