Inventory Descriptive Tag: Flask

Very nice example of a pint GII-73 Eagle and Cornucopia Flask in a bright medium amber, Keene, NH Glass Works. Good mold impression and virtually mint condition. Glass is clear and brilliant with no damage, no stains or haze. No noticeable surface wear. Rough pontil. Base shows impression of mold line and 3 raised dots, a bit unusual.

Price: $295

ITEM: 1113EB146
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Very nice large pint scroll flask in McKearnin’s GIX-11 Pattern. Plain lip and iron pontil. Nice light to medium blue/green color. Clear and brilliant glass. Excellent condition with no damage or stains. Nice original surface ouster. Virtually no high point wear. Probably a Louisville, KY Glass Works piece.

Price: $185

ITEM: InventoryNumber: 1013BE86
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Superb example of a GVIII-29 Sunburst Flask in a beautiful medium teal green. Probably Keene, NH, early 19th C. A comparatively scarce bottle in excellent original condition. Brilliant clear glass with nice surface luster. No chips, nicks, stars, stains, etc. Excellent mold impression. No noticeable surface wear. Nice rough pontil. Stands well for display.

Price: $445

ITEM: 1114AGA 354
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Very nice 1/2 pint George Washington and Sheaf of Rye Flask. McKearnin GI-59 pattern. Light blue/green color. Glass is clear and brilliant with no damage, some light internal haze. Lip is applied and tooled, base is smooth. Listed as comparatively scarce.

Price: $165

ITEM: 1013HA92
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Nice example of a 1/2 pint scroll flask in the McKearnin Pattern GIX-32 pattern. Nice light blue/green color. Excellent condition, no damage. Glass is clean and brilliant with very nice original surface luster. Virtually no surface wear. Good base wear and large disk iron pontil. One minor light haze spot, only mentioned for completeness. A very nice example of a scarce flask. Probably Pittsburgh area.

Price: $235

ITEM: 1013 BE511
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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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GI-41 “Washington-Taylor” 1/2 pint Historical flask in aquamarine. Smooth base. Nice small flask from an old New England collection (old label affixed). Minor roughness on small area of lip. May have come from the making.

Price: $125

ITEM: 1013HA92
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Very nice Midwestern, probably Ohio, “Pitkin” flask with 24 vertical ribs and 24 swirled ribs. Nice medium yellow green color. The glass is clear and brilliant with no damage, body wear, stains or haze. There is an interesting large stone occlusion at the upper shoulder that adds a bit of crudeness to the piece. The occlusion has no radiations, no problems. 5 5/8″ tall. From a New York State collection.

Price: $975

ITEM: 813PBS526
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Very nice 1/2 pint GVIII-25 Sunburst Flask in a light bluish green. Probably Baltimore, early 19th C. A comparatively scarce flask in excellent condition – no chips, nicks, stars, stains, etc. Glass is clear and brilliant with a nice original luster. Very good mold impression with virtually no surface wear, except base wear as expected. From a Florida collection.

Price: $495

ITEM: 1213EB462
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A plain, unribbed MidWestern chestnut flask in amber. Probably Zanesville origin. Rough pontil. A nice clean bottle.

Price: $350

ITEM: 65S20
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