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Circa 1800-1820 large free-blown chestnut flask that is exceptional because it has a bizarre color gradient, very long neck, and super crude laid on flare top
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LA49 |
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An attic found circa 1850 gin flask with paper label on one side and gold-painted label on the other - open pontiled. A one of a kind bottle.
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A hefty pint sized black glass ale, base embossed, circa 1845
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GW202 |
$240 |
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A circa 1800-1820 black glass spirits with squatty shape and flared bottom
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GW201 |
$160 |
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A circa 1850 quart, open pontiled, attributed to the Dyottville Glass Works
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This calabash flask has a monstrous open pontil, circa 1845-1850
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This is a splendid example with a crisp strike and chunky tubular pontil. From A. R. Samuels, Philadelphia, circa 1845-1850
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Circa 1810-1825 large quart sized gin, crude, with pig nose snout top. Large tubular pontil scar that protrudes
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LA9 |
$110 |
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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 beautiful olive-toned amber quart schnapps bottle
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SH229 |
$80 |
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A fat pint Schnapps in gem mint condition and a green-olive color, circa 1870-1875
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SH302 |
$79 |
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A black glass variant with heavy pontil, circa 1850
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A deep olive green early example, circa 1850
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An open pontiled calabash, circa 1850
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Late 1700's or early 1800's rum type bottle, waist, giant pontil
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FL265 |
$68 |
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A really nice attic condition Geneva gin, circa 1890
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LA268 |
$66 |
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A gem mint attic found bottle with 2 full labels, very large size
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LA270 |
$65 |
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A deep appled green smaller sized Schnapps, mint condition
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SH226 |
$62 |
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A gem mint circa 1880 large gin with beveled corners
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LA272 |
$59 |
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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 bubbly example, irregular shoulders, crude, early 1800's
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FL371 |
$52 |
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A pretty example with nice whittle character, circa 1865-1870
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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 hefty small flask with applied handle
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FL535 |
$50 |
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A circa 1875 amber-olive gin
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LA288 |
$49 |
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A crude circa 1865-1870 heavy gin variant, great shape
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LA149 |
$48 |
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A crude circa 1830-1840 black glass cylinder with a tubular open pontil
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A gem mint hefty gin with a clover leaf on the bottom, crude, circa 1875
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LA281 |
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A near mint example of this circa 1890's whiskey cylinder
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A tapered round whiskey sample nip with a crude laid on top, circa 1880
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A circa 1865-1870 amber flask with a crude applied double collar top
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A circa 1865-1875 honey colored half pint flask with an applied double collar top
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A fancy square quart bar bottle with ribbed shoulders, circa 1890
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A really nice attic condition Geneva gin, circa 1880
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LA252 |
$29 |
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A gem mint hefty gin, crude, circa 1875
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LA136 |
$28 |
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A circa 1870-1880 honey colored flask with an applied double collar top
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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 splendid mint tall spirits cylinder, circa 1890
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Circa 1880 quart sized gin in gem condition
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LA18 |
$18 |
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An attic found labeled Scotch bottle from the 1890's
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A chunky amber whiskey, circa 1885
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A circa 1865-1870 aqua pint flask with an applied double collar top
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A splendid mint square quart with ribbed shoulders and qualited neck, circa 1890
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A circa 1890's whiskey cylinder
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A circa 1880 half pint pocket flask
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An earlier Peters picture gin, very crude, circa 1870
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A light teal calabash with great impression and robust iron pontil with full residue, gem mint condition
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A pretty honey hued olive amber pint, pontiled, circa 1825-1835
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SH317 |
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This is an iron pontiled circa 1855 calabash flask
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This small flask was likely produced by the Keene Glass Works. It has an open pontiled base, circa 1825-1835
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SH256 |
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A Civil War pint flask with nice strike, hinge mold base
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A circa 1860 gin with drippy whittle sides, great character bottle
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A teal green open pontiled pint, circa 1845
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A square circa 1910 Maryland whiskey
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A splendid deeper Sapphire example, with a 2" crack
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A black glass 3-part mold whiskey with loads of bubbles and an American style iron pontil with lots of residue, circa 1845
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A nice, somewhat whittled whiskey cylinder, circa 1880
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An incredibly crude gin, black as night, from an old New Orleans collection
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An earlier Philly mead bottle, quart sized
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1845 |
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A beautiful olive-hued amber flask with a repaired top
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A near mint circa 1890 seasonal pocket flask
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A rich, honey colored circa 1870 Philadelphia whiskey
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A chunky "T.W.D." pint flask with the vertical ribbing on the sides, having a ship sloop on one side and a left-facing eagle on the other. Circa 1840.
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