Sodas and Mineral Waters - Page 1

home  | Bottles for Sale  |  Current Auctions on EBAY   |   Bottles Wanted   |   Sales Terms and Shipping   |   Dig Report   |   Links   |   Contact Me

  Sodas & Mineral Waters   |   Porters, Stouts & Beers   |   Medicines   |  Bitters & Hair   |   Inks & Poisons   |   Whiskeys & Flasks   |   Foods & Jars |   Others

 

 

 

 

 
Go to Page 2
PHOTO
BOTTLE
(click on photo to go to page)
COMMENT
PRICE

An attic mint labeled spring water bottle from Maine, very unusual blue coloration
(ref. no. FL335)

$189

A miniature kelly green blob pony, resembles a cream soda shape
(ref. no. EK12)

$90

Deep green circa 1855 NJ pony soda
(ref. no. PD13)

$175

This is an uncommon very wide squat, and never seen this in aqua
(ref. no. X1811)

$32

A scarce Civil War period blob soda in attic condition
(ref. no. FL62)

$98
An earlier 1880-1885 hutch soda with tombstone slug
(ref. no. DM148)

$29

This is a an uncommon deep green I.P. soda, circa 1850-1855
(ref. no. X1881)

$115

A crude circa 1870-75 Philadelphia soda
(ref. no. DM360)

$12

There are many variant Flanagen bottles, and the brown stout is tough to find
(ref. no. X1664)

$230

This is the "star" variant with Dyottville Glass Works on one side
(ref. no. 2433)

$125

An uncommon circa 1870-75 Philadelphia soda
(ref. no. DM319)

$14

There are only a few of these known, very rare - great lager shape
(ref. no. PD12)

$325

This is a tough IP squat in beautiful deep emerald green, near mint condition
(ref. no. DY40)

$195
A rare large sized squat with original bail closure - attic condition
(ref. no. SH34)

$115

This is the scarcer arched embossing type squat, Dyottville Glass Works, beautiful condition
(ref. no. 1981)

$159

A circa 1870-75 Philadelphia soda
(ref. no. DM322)

$8

A Philadelphia, circa 1870
(ref. no. DM324)

$13

A hefty and crude little squat, deepest green - circa 1860
(ref. no. X1669)

$49

An uncommon smooth-based Flanagen in deep green
(ref. no. X1750)

$52

A circa 1870-75 Philadelphia soda
(ref. no. DM316)

$10

A beautiful deep emerald green mineral water
(ref. no. L160)

$155

A deep emerald chunky squat, circa 1855, a tough Philly name, very scarce
(ref. no. 2643)

$195

A late 1850's Civil War soda, 8-sided, heavy strike
(ref. no. L63)

$235

This is a standard Dyottville Glass Works soda, circa 1870-75
(ref. no. DY20)

$14

A chunky sized "H" example, circa 1850
(ref. no. X1875)

$55

A gem mint example with original closure, circa 1870
(ref. no. SH53)

$44

This just missed being pontiled, loaded with seed bubbles
(ref. no. X1523)

$18

A circa 1890 hutch soda, mug-based style, great shape
(ref. no. X1597)

$14

A deep green example that is earlier with a long neck and crude glass folds
(ref. no. RP6)

$80

A rare base-embossed Dyottville Glass Works soda with yellow in glass, circa 1870-75
(ref. no. DY18)

$32

This is a hefty pontiled blob with a yellow string in the aqua glass, circa 1855
(ref. no. S69)

$69

A Philadelphia soda that is dated 1884
(ref. no. DM320)

$10

No light passes this one, an unusual color variant of this less common Saratoga, circa 1870
(ref. no. L143)

$82

This is a circa 1875 soda, seldom seen
(ref. no. X1525)

$12

A hefty little squat blob, uncommon variant
(ref. no. H21)

$29

A picture soda with a large harp, a circa 1875-1880 soda in light aqua
(ref. no. S39)

$14

A circa 1865-1970 green squat from southeast PA, great condition
(ref. no. L49)

$35

A great example with original closure, circa 1870
(ref. no. SH54)

$55
An earlier stubby hutch, circa 1885
(ref. no. S10)

$15

An superb example of this scarce Lambertville soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L87)

$130

This light teal color variant is less common, circa 1865
(ref. no. X1521)

$36

An uncommon southeast PA pontiled soda, circa 1855
(ref. no. L88)

$140
An uncommon circa 1875 pony soda in great condition
(ref. no. B18)

$10
An attic mint chunky soda or short beer with stenciled porcelain stopper, attic mint
(ref. no. V220)

$18

A blob soda with an oval slug plate, circa 1875
(ref. no. DM333)

$15

A dug pontiled lager style saquat, circa 1855
(ref. no. X1416)

$52

A chubby short soda, circa 1870-1875
(ref. no. H86)

$19
A circa 1870 squat
(ref. no. DM23)

$22
A circa 1870 blob soda
(ref. no. DM24)

$27

A circa 1870 soda or lager style beer
(ref. no. SH76)

$12

Circa 1855, a Philly pontil soda
(ref. no. X1725)

$45
A circa 1870 soda
(ref. no. DM330)

$14

This is a circa 1865-70 squat from the Delaware River town south of Trenton
(ref. no. X1501)

$29

This is a heavily pontiled example of the Johnston & Co. soda
(ref. no. X1857)

On Hold

$79

An "arched Mineral" variant, circa 1855
(ref. no. X1850)

On Hold

$75

A "straight Mineral" variant, circa 1855
(ref. no. X1836)

On Hold

$82
A deepkly whittled, aqua example, circa 1870 (ref. no. B42)

On Hold

$60

This is a circa 1865-70 squat from the Delaware River town south of Trenton
(ref. no. X1436)

On Hold

$30

A nice medium color with purple hues, great condition
(ref. no. L22)

On Hold

$119

This blob top soda has a bold eagle picture, circa 1875
(ref. no. SH35)

On Hold

$29

A scarce Weiss beer variant for this common name
(ref. no. VT14)

Sold

$14

This is a very hefty pontiled squat from New Jersey, circa 1855
(ref. no. M257)
Sold

$125

A whittled example, freshly dug, nice pontil scar
(ref. no. X1912)

Sold

$55

A Civil War blue squat, uncleaned privy find with irridescence
(ref. no. L70)

Sold

$75

This is the scarcer open block letter Johnston soda, circa 1875
(ref. no. X1529)

Sold

$8

Very pretty color example of this class blue soda, blown at Union Glass Works in Philadelphia, circa 1855
(ref. no. HB5)

Sold

$175

A crude emerald green example, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. L151)

Sold

$43
 










 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Go to Page 2