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A hefty pint sized black glass ale, base embossed, circa 1845
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GW202 |
$220 |
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A mossy olive green pint flask produced by the Coventry Glass Works in CT. It has an open pontiled base, circa 1825-1835
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GW211 |
$179 |
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An amber-hued olive green half pint flask produced by the Keene Glass Works in NH. It has an open pontiled base, circa 1825-1835
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GW213 |
$176 |
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Nice whittled circa 1870 whiskey flask
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An olive-amber green pint flask produced by the Coventry Glass Works in CT. It has an open pontiled base, circa 1825-1835
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GW210 |
$169 |
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Exceptionally crude with loads of micro-bubbles and thin glass, tilts to the side. A circa 1810-1830 gin with open pontiled bottom
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WC2 |
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This is a splendid earlier Whitney whiskey cylinder, Patent shoulder, attic condition
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SH372 |
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A thin glass early gin with "legs" and a large open pontil, circa 1810-1830
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LA7 |
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Exceptionally crude with loads of micro-bubbles and thin glass, this is a circa 1810-1830 gin with large open pontil on bottom
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WC5 |
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An attic found example, large size at 12 1/2"
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LA204 |
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A large quart Schnapps in a lighter lime-olive green, circa 1870
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SH232 |
$87 |
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A monster-sized, foot tall case gin
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LA276 |
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A beautiful olive-toned amber quart schnapps bottle
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SH229 |
$80 |
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Attic mint whiskey fifth with original threaded stopper, circa 1885-1895 |
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This is a late 1800's tall and detailed bear, no embossing. These were made by Hummel and held liqueors
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SH314 |
$80 |
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A yellow-orange honey colored Wolfe's, circa 1875
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SH368 |
$79 |
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Avery nice condition Peters picture gin, circa 1875-1880
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A crude, orange-amber Wolfe's, circa 1875
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GA13 |
$77 |
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Unusual shaped whiskey fifth in a lovely orange amber color, circa 1885-1895 |
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A deep appled green smaller sized Schnapps, mint condition
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SH226 |
$62 |
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An uncommon gin, circa 1875
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LA277 |
$60 |
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A gem mint circa 1880 large gin with beveled corners
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LA272 |
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A small size olive green Wolfe's, attic mint, circa 1880
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SH227 |
$58 |
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A beautiful set of 2 large and 2 small circa 1865-1880 hock wines in excellent shape - all for one price
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A small emerald green Wolfe's, crude, circa 1880
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SH371 |
$54 |
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A bubbly example, irregular shoulders, crude, early 1800's
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FL371 |
$52 |
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A near mint rum or port type quart, early 1800's
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FL316 |
$52 |
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A circa 1875 amber-olive gin
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LA288 |
$49 |
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How often do you find one of these with original labels? An attic found example
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LA203 |
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Super nice orange amber whiskey cylinder, circa 1890's |
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Attic mint - complete with original cap, nozzle and 3 embossed metal labels. It actually has a spider in the web
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TR201 |
$44 |
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A near mint example of this circa 1890's whiskey cylinder
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A circa 1880 deep olive green gin
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LA259 |
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A circa 1865-1870 amber flask with a crude applied double collar top
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A really nice attic condition Geneva gin, circa 1880
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LA252 |
$29 |
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A circa 1865-1870 pint flask with a crude applied double collar top
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A gem mint hefty gin, crude, circa 1875
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LA136 |
$28 |
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An ovoid turn mold fifth in orangish amber, circa 1890
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A crude wine or port type bottle dug in a c.1840 privy layer in Philadelphia
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A circa 1875 deep olive amber gin
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LA184 |
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Includes an unusual half size variant
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An ovoid turn mold fifth in deep reddish amber, circa 1890
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A round-sided amber whiskey flask with double collar top, circa 1875
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Y619 |
$18 |
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A very clean and attractive reddish amber whiskey, circa 1880
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TR225 |
$15 |
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A small sample size nip in deep green, circa 1880's |
Y622 |
$8 |
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Circa 1880 quart sized gin in gem condition
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LA21 |
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An unusual colored gin in amber, no embossing, mint condition
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TR162 |
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An unusual shaped quart by Cook & Bernheimer, circa 1885-1890
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TR163 |
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A chunky amber whiskey, circa 1885
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This calabash flask has a monstrous open pontil, circa 1845-1850
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This is lovely true yellow colored Dyottville cylinder, circa 1870
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Y356 |
Sold |
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This pint flask has a terrific iron pontil with full black residue
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This is an exceptional example, attic condition with lots of iron residue on the pontil
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SH373 |
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A super cool gin bottle in attic condition, circa 1880-1885
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Dug in a post-Colonial Philly privy, this crude stubby mallet looks to be American, circa 1810-1830 |
Y545 |
Sold |
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This whiskey cylinder has an 8-sided fluted neck and no seam, hand blown with neck twists, and a splendid unusual color
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SH375 |
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This chunky sized scroll has an iron pontil and deep aqua to light teal color
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A mossy olive green version, likely produced by the Coventry Glass Works in CT. It has an open pontiled base, circa 1825-1835
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SH377 |
Sold |
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A truly exceptional bubble-mania bottle that you need to see to appreciate the crudity and character, circa 1870
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LA242 |
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A very crude hammered type gin with beveled corners and an applied shoulder seal, circa 1870-1875
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LA246 |
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