Foods and Jars
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This is a dug cylinder sauce with crude whittle and applied taper top (ref. no. DM8) |
$19 |
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An aqua example with great strike and in great condition, circa 1845 (ref. no. DY48) |
$34 |
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An odd-shaped yellow wide mouth jar in gem mint condition, circa 1890 (ref. no. FL359) |
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This is an unusual colored JSP bottle, a deep peacock blue, great shape
(ref. no. JP8) |
Sold |
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This is an unusual railroad food jar in a deep smoky amber color
(ref. no. C35) |
$39 |
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A post-Civil War Philly area dressing bottle
(ref. no. X1586) |
$9 |
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This is an unusually tall lime green caper bottle with hand tooled top and beveled corners (ref. no. SH49) |
$16 |
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A mint quart example
(ref. no. SH13) |
$18 |
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A near mint quart, very pretty
(ref. no. SH17) |
$79 |
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This is a waisted type caper bottle, circa 1885-1890 (ref. no. SH51) |
$16 |
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This is a smaller caper bottle with fluted corners (ref. no. SH52) |
$15 |
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This is a crude sauce with loads of character, super tall at almost 14" (ref. no. FL470) |
$24 |
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Here's an eclectic bottle and button combo from beach-combing collector (ref. no. NN18) |
$18 |
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A classic 1870 era cod liver oil with old stylings and a long straight neck. (ref. no. SH42) |
$23 |
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A circa 1885 sided bottle with loads of character, mint
(ref. no. BS7) |
On Hold $23 |
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Circa 1870 fancy sauce or condiment bottle |
$16 |
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This is a fatter style caper bottle than usual, fluted corners, nice character (ref. no. SH50) |
$16 |
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A late 1800's pint sized midget 1858 jar with small mouth and lid
(ref. no. JP2) |
On Hold $22 |
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A somewhat crude example with ground lip
(ref. no. H76) |
On Hold $13 |
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A late 1800's quart with ground lip
(ref. no. C52) |
On Hold $22 |
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A pint, embossed in circlular pattern
(ref. no. H75) |
$14 |
