Glass figural aftershave decanter depicting a construction worker or laborer with removable cap

This glass figural bottle was produced as a novelty aftershave container, likely during the 1960s to 1970s when such decorative packaging was popular for men's grooming products. Companies like Mennen and Avon frequently created whimsical character bottles to make their products more appealing and collectible. These bottles often depicted occupational figures, sports themes, or cartoon characters, and were designed to be kept and reused after the product was consumed. Figural aftershave bottles appeal to collectors of vintage advertising memorabilia, mid-century Americana, and novelty glassware. They represent a playful era of product marketing and are sought after by those interested in nostalgic bathroom decor and vintage grooming collectibles. The construction worker theme particularly resonates with collectors of occupational memorabilia and working-class Americana. These bottles are valued for their nostalgic charm, decorative appeal, and as examples of creative mid-century product packaging.