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A very nice and early Ricketts, circa 1830-1840
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A very heavy and chunky quart in deep reddish amber, circa 1880-1890 |
SH579 |
$69 |
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An uncommon quart-sized beer from Philadelphia, circa 1860
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An unusual squat shaped beer with an applied top, circa 1880-1885
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Circa 1850 quart mead bottle excavated in Philadelphia
This is usually found without "Mead"
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An uncommon circa 1870 stoneware wheat beer from Philadelphia
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A heavily whittled circa 1830-1840 black glass ale
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A mint condition American stonew are ginger beer with picture
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If you know English ginger beers you know this is a super
tough color. Original threaded stopper, attic mint
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An uncommon Philly mead, circa 1870
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An attic mint labeled beer, circa 1880-1890
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A gem mint example of an uncommon Easton blob
in a light catching amber. Circa 1890
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SH289 |
$29 |
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This is an early and heavy glass Ebner, circa 1870-1875
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An attic mint light amethyst soda with original porcelain stopper top
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An attic found bottle with stencil-named porcelain stopper
and hardware, circa 1895
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A very large and hefty quart picnic beer, circa 1890 |
SH280 |
$18 |
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A circa 1890 southeast Penna tall beer
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A gem mint, very tall classic blob beer
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A super pretty amber blob top beer, circa 1885 |
SH225 |
$10 |
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This is a nice New Jersey picture beer, light amethyst, circa 1890
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A circa 1885-1890 very clean beer in a nice color |
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A pleasant colored amber blob beer in great shape, circa 1890
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A near mint example of this circa 1895 beer
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An earlier tall beer with a tapered applied blob top, circa 1885 |
RP40 |
$8 |
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A mint circa 1900 crown top with lightning closure
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A near mint blob top beer with 1896 registration date
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A mint circa 1900 crown top tall beer in a pleasing color
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A circa 1885-1890 tall beer with a tooled blob top
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A circa 1885-1890 tall beer with a tooled blob top
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GW301 |
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An early machine made beer, circa 1910-1915
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Recent Sales |
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A ring neck mead that is also dated - no damage |
SH448 |
Sold |
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An earlier circa 1845 quart-sized mead with the name
below the shoulder and loads of crudity
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A super crude and mishapened ale with lots of whittle - circa 1810-1830
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Dr. Brown stoneware bottles are scarce and very sought
after, even for unremarkable examples. This one is in
top condition and has a chocolate top!
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Circa 1850 quart mead bottle excavated in Philadelphia
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This is probably the nicest and largest Rickett's I have seen
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Dug in Philly, this earlier large cobalt beer has
an applied top and really pops on the shelf
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An uncommon earlier tall blob beer from southeast PA, circa 1885-1890
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An unusual PATENT shoulder-embossed ale,
dug from a pontil layer in Philly
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An unusual dated mead with name and a star inside small circle |
NJ35 |
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Circa 1855-1860, a nice chocolate topped earlier McFarland
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A splendid stoneware ginger beer with a deep cobalt glazed top, gem mint condition
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