Bitters & Hair Bottles
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A gem mint tobacco amber example, circa 1870-1880 |
M406 |
$575 |
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A very large figural fish bitters in great condfition, circa 1875-1885 |
ER8 |
$440 |
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A nice example of this NY paneled bitters with an applied top, circa 1870-1880 |
GW827 |
$250 |
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A beautiful example of this sharply beveled NY hair bottle, circa 1865 |
GW399 |
$155 |
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A very crude Civil War period bitters with backwards "99" in the street address. Just missed being pontiled, or maybe an eroded pontil |
GW737 |
$150 |
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An attic found example with original cork-lined stopper and much bolder embossing than usual |
GW161 |
$148 |
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A gem mint example in a pleasing lighter shade that catches any light - circa 188-1890 |
GX102 |
$125 |
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An uncommon bitters, circa 1880-1890 |
GW592 |
$115 |
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A nicely colored Australian hair bottle, circa 1880-1890 |
GW624 |
$106 |
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An attic mint example in an apricot-hued amber, circa 1890 |
GX101 |
$88 |
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A nicely colored Australian hair bottle, circa 1880-1890 |
GW623 |
$88 |
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A splendid orange amber example with super crisp embossing and an applied top, circa 1875 |
BT85 |
$85 |
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A circa 1880's bitters embossed tombstone-style with an applied top |
GX105 |
$80 |
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GX104 |
On Hold $72 |
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A nice looking tombstone shaped NY bitters, circa 1880's |
GX95 |
$69 |
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An attic find with remnant labels on 2 panels, circa 1870-1880 |
GW828 |
$65 |
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A very rare O.P. Philadelphia cylinder, circa 1850 |
Y933 |
$65 |
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A circa 1850 oval hair product with open pontiled bottom and crude rolled lip |
GW466 |
$62 |
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A nice cobalt blue hair bottle with most of the original label
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GW159 |
$58 |
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Uncommon circa 1890 bitters with beveled corners |
NJ33 |
$50 |
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A classic bitters that lasted until the early 1900's - an ABM example in attic condition and a brilliant orange color |
NJ51 |
$49 |
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Circa 1880, this is a near mint example |
GW771 |
$48 |
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A circa 1870-1880 large bitters with beveled corners and an applied ring top. This is the bottle on the right in the picture |
SH296 |
$45 |
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A gem mint version, crude, Civil War period |
M231 |
$44 |
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Circa 1890 square bitters - nice condition |
SH570 |
$39 |
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A crude circa 1865-1870 version with applied double collar top |
SH405 |
$36 |
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Circa 1875-1880 base embossed bitters in deep green |
GW471 |
$32 |
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A mint example with an applied top and crisp mold impression, circa 1875-1880 |
GW807 |
$32 |
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A nice colored example of this "blood purifier", circa 1885-1895 |
GW944 |
$29 |
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A pretty light orange example, circa 1880 |
DM116 |
$27 |
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A circa 1870 tombstone shaped hair bottle |
Y976 |
$27 |
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A near mint example, nice strike, circa 1880 |
NN50X |
$26 |
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A mint example, circa 1885 |
SH148 |
$26 |
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An attic mint example of this shoulder embossed bitters, circa 1880-1890 |
GW478 |
$18 |
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An uncommon hair bottle, early machine-made, circa 1910 |
SH332 |
$17 |
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A cylindrical bitters that is embossed around the shoulder, circa 1875-1885 |
GW479 |
$16 |
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A dug exanple of this 6-sided Philadelphia hair bottle, circa 1850 |
Y408 |
$19 |
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A cylindrical bitters that is embossed around the shoulder, circa 1875-1885 |
GW480 |
$18 |
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A circa 1860 hinge mold example of this classic skin and hair tonic that is embossed heavily on all panels |
LA111 |
$15 |
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A circa 1890 New York hair tonic bottle |
LP111 |
$14 |
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A circa 1870 small square hair bottle with applied ring top |
Y312 |
$12 |
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A near mint example with partial label, circa 1880 |
DM217 |
$11 |
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A circa 1870 small dye bottle in mint condition |
TR94 |
$11 |
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A circa 1885-1890 12-sided aqua bitters |
LP61 |
$9 |
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A nice deep amber circa 1880 hair bottle |
SH153 |
$9 |
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A circa 1865 small hair bottle |
X1704 |
$9 |
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Circa 1885 aqua cylinder, base embossed |
GW474 |
$8 |
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A nice light orange paneled hair bottle, circa 1890 |
X1216 |
$7 |
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A large open pontiled bitters in splendid condition - loads of crude glass character, circa 1850 |
ER11 |
Sold |
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A catchy orange example with very bold embossing |
GX106 |
Sold |
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A reddish amber example in splendid condition - Civil War era |
GW743 |
Sold |
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A crude paneled bitters with beveled shoulders, circa 1850 |
GX99 |
Sold |
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A figural pig bitters in a honey yellow-orange - splendid color, applied top, circa 1865-1875 |
ER9 |
Sold |
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A light-grabbing honey-orange example with a nice embossing strike - Civil War era |
GW220 |
SSold |
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A super mold impression on this example in reddish amber, circa 1885-1895 |
GW591 |
Sold |
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GX109 |
Sold |
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A crude Civil War period bitters with decent embossing and a crudely applied ring top |
GW739 |
Sold |
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A beautiful example of this hefty bitters in an old olive-hued amber color, circa 1870 |
GW234 |
Sold
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An deep reddish "strawberry" puce example in great shape Civil War era |
GW742 |
Sold |
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A cylindrical bitters that is embossed around the shoulder, circa 1870 |
GW473 |
Sold |
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An uncommon western bitters, paneled, with an applied top, circa 1880-1895 |
GW808 |
Sold |
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An earlier example in yellowish color with an applied taper top |
GW32 |
Sold |
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Robust-sized New England bitters from a hinge mold, circa 1860-1870. |
SH572 |
Sold |
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An uncommon bitters, paneled, with an applied top, circa 1870-1880 |
GW806 |
Sold |
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Circa 1875-1880 yellow-olive bottle with hammered whittle |
GW475 |
Sold |
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A nice example of an uncommon midwestern bitters in orange amber with an applied top, circa 1875-1880 |
GW590 |
Sold |
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An open pontiled, paneled hair bottle, circa 1850-1855 |
NN17 |
Sold |
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Fabulous orange color with nice mold impression and character, circa 1875-1885 |
GW593 |
Sold |
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An attic found example with original cork-lined stopper and two original labels |
GW163 |
Sold |
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TR198 |
Sold |
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