Early Glass & Bottles

Excellent olive amber utility bottle.  Larger size – 5 1/4″ tall, 2 1/4″ diameter.  No damage at all.  Nice sharp tubular pontil.  Clean glass with good original luster. Nice and perfect flared lip.  New England origin.n c.1830-40

Price: $195

ITEM: 217EB95
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Nice smaller cylindrical utility bottle  formed in a 2 part mold with a crude applied tapered lip.  Body has overall crude glass and a  nice medium olive amber color. Rough pontil.  Overall excellent condition with no damage, sediment or stains.  Some light surface wear from use.  4 7/8″ tall, 1 5/8″ diameter.  New England origin , c. 1830-40

Price: $160

ITEM: 217EB69
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Lash’s Bitters Bottle with full complement of labels and original screw cap.  Labels in good condition.  No damage to bottle.  Nice surviving example.

Price: $52

ITEM: 617MW23
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A most attractive early 19th C. American Pitcher in mint condition. Great helmut formed body with strikingly curved spout and an exceptionally formed hollow handle. Nice gutsy handle attachmenets with no problems. Well formed applied pedestal and circular foot give it an overall special design. Body is decorated with deep cut panels around the mid and lower body. 8 3/4″ tall. A strikingly pretty American pitcher. Fits nicely with the oversized sugar bowl below in size and form.

Price: $575

ITEM: 813NH450
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Nice example of a GIX-31 Scroll 1.2 pint flask in light-medium green. Probably Pittsburgh, mid 19th C. Excellent condition with no chips, stars, dings, etc. Some very minor haze in a couple of spots. Virtually no surface wear or scratching, except base wear from use.

Price: $165

ITEM: 1113EB84
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Early 19th C. American blown 3-mold decanter (c. 1820) in the GII-18 pattern. Nice early crude example, likely Sandwich, MA. Appropriate stopper. Excellent condition. Light steel gray color.

Price: $225

ITEM: 712NH85
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Large Midwestern Globular Bottle in a nice brilliant yellow-green color. An old collection label identifies it as “Pittsburgh – Monongahela” area. Nice big pontil and kick up. Good base wear. Excellent condition with only some minor scratches from use on the perimeter. 9 2/4″ tall.

Price: SOLD

ITEM: 34EB180
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A nice example of early 19th C (c.1830-40) utilitarian free blown glass tableware. This milk pan is in excellent condition with only the normal wear from usuage. It has a very nice form with an appealing sense of crudeness associated with the period. Note the large size (10″ diameter and 3.5″ deep), nicely sloped sides, folded rim with pouring spout, and rough pontil on base. A very nice strong aqua color milk pan in a wonderful early form.

Price: $495

ITEM: 126DEL425/54
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Terrific example of “ROHRER’S EXPECTORAL – – WILD CHERRY TONIC”, “Lancaster, PA”. Nice medium amber color with red highlights. Excellent condition, clean and brilliant glass with nice original surface luster. No damage or stains.

Price: $395

ITEM: 413PA522
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An exceptionally attractive German flattened “Boot Bottle” with a fitted sterling pouring top with cover and handle. A nice combination of a normally crude style bottle with a most sophisticated silver mount. Bottle is deep olive amber, clean and brilliant. Hallmarks on the sterling silver indicate it was made by the Hilliard & Thompson Co. of Birmingham, England and dates to the period of the bottle. Great style, presence and original condition.

Price: $695

ITEM: 1211FL698
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