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An early circa 1820-1840 pint flask with very bold mold impression
(ref. no. ET35)

$495
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(ref. no. LA49)
$420
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.
(ref. no. LA279)

$375
A splendid deep emerald-olive with earlier sharp taper top and crisp beveled corners, mint condition, circa 1850
(ref. no. SH250)
$285
Probably a British sealed rum or wine, circa 1850
(ref. no. FL339)
$180
This pontiled calabash flask has a crisp strike, top condition. A. R. S. stands for A. R. Samuels, Philadelphia
(ref. no. SH145)

$155
This small flask was likely produced by the Keene Glass Works. It has an open pontiled base, circa 1825-1835
(ref. no. SH256)
$145
You have to see this to appreciate it - extremely hammered and bubbly crude. Pretty light color. Circa 1865
(ref. no. LA152)

On Hold

$135
This calabash flask has a monstrous open pontil, circa 1845-1850
(ref. no. SH151)

$128
Circa 1810-1825 large quart sized gin, crude, with pig nose snout top and a large tubular pontil scar that protrudes
(ref. no. LA9)
$122
This is a splendid example with a crisp strike and chunky tubular pontil, from A. R. Samuels, Philadelphia, circa 1845-1850
(ref. no. ET24)

$115
This is an uncommon applied seal case gin even without the label, but this is a rare attic example with most of the label, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA208)

$115
A Civil War pint flask with nice strike, hinge mold base
(ref. no. ET38)

On Hold

$115
This just missed being pontiled, looks like a very early Nolet, circa 1860
(ref. no. LA151)

On Hold

$114
A large quart Schnapps. possible eroded pontil, crude, circa 1860
(ref. no. SH230)
$105
A gem condition very large gin with applied seal on one shoulder and bold embossing on one side, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA154)

$104
A gem condition very fat gin with applied shoulder seal and overall crude hammered character, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA257)

$102
A nice apricot amber small size example of this classic gin, circa 1865
(ref. no. SH295)

$94
This is an uncommon 6 5/8" sized mini case gin with a "Pelican" picture label, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA158)

$93
A beautiful olive-toned amber quart schnapps bottle
(ref. no. SH229)
$89
A large quart Schnapps in a limey olive green, circa 1870
(ref. no. SH231)
$89
A large quart Schnapps in a lighter lime-olive green, circa 1870
(ref. no. SH232)
$87
An uncommon bug sealed gin in an attractive amber-hued deep olive, black glass, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA153)

$85
A fat pint Schnapps in gem mint condition and a green-olive color, circa 1870-1875
(ref. no. SH302)
$79
A black glass variant with heavy pontil, circa 1850
(ref. no. DY10)

$79
A deep olive green early example, circa 1850
(ref. no. FL328)

$78
An earlier Peters picture gin, very crude, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA70)

$78
Late 1700's or early 1800's rum type bottle, waist, giant pontil
(ref. no. FL265)
$77
An uncommon circa 1875 case gin
(ref. no. LA77)

$76
A really nice attic condition Geneva gin, circa 1890
(ref. no. LA268)
$76
A gem mint attic found bottle with 2 full labels, very large size
(ref. no. LA270)
$75
This is a gem mint unusual mini case gin, very cute and pretty, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA264)

On Hold

$73
A gem mint small sized schnapps, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA128)

$70
A heavily hammered character gin with flag and wreath picture, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA185)

$69
A deep appled green smaller sized Schnapps, mint condition
(ref. no. SH226)
$67
An unusual rectangular flask with tiny applied top andpainted on all four sides
(ref. no. DM406)

$65
A small size olive green Wolfe's, attic mint, circa 1880
(ref. no. SH227)
$65
A gem mint circa 1880 large gin with beveled corners
(ref. no. LA272)
$65

A bubbly example, irregular shoulders, crude, early 1800's
(ref. no. FL371)

$59
A pretty deep emerald-olive case gin
(ref. no. LA75)

$59

A near mint rum or port type quart, early 1800's
(ref. no. FL316)

$58
Apricot amber multi-toned color variant, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. EK22)

$56
This is a super crude and early fat ale sized mallet that is mis-shaped with a crude applied top, circa 1820
(ref. no. LAXXX)

On Hold

$56
A circa 1875 amber-olive gin
(ref. no. LA288)
$55
A crude circa 1865-1870 heavy gin variant, great shape
(ref. no. LA149)
$54
A pretty example with nice whittle character, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. DY13)

$52
A very large gin with applied seal, circa 1870
(ref. no. LA205)

$52
This is an attic mint emerald green gin bottle, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA79)

$52
A circa 1875 crude case gin
(ref. no. LA286)

$48
A near mint amber-oilve circa 1875-1880
(ref. no. LA198)
$47
An earlier Philly mead bottle, quart sized
(ref. no. 1845)
$47
A deep olive green , attic mint, 3-part mold, Civil War Period
(ref. no. SH135)

$47
Circa 1875 picture flask, crude
(ref. no. FL531)
$46
A circa 1875 deep amber olive case gin in mint condition
(ref. no. LA175)

$46
A circa 1870-1875 black glass gin with heavy hammered crudity in the glass
(ref. no. LA199)

$45
A bright orange "5" Variant, 3-part mold, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. SH132)

$44
A circa 1875 deep olive green case gin in great condition
(ref. no. LA156)

$42
A deep amber-hued olive, attic mint, 3-part mold, circa 1860
(ref. no. SH133)

$40
A deep olive green "5" variant, 3-part mold, circa 1865
(ref. no. SH134)

$39
A very pretty condition case gin, great strike, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA145)

On Hold

$38
Circa 1890 figural liquor, orange with leaves
(ref. no. FL543X)

Sold
A black glass "5" variant, 3-part mold, circa 1865
(ref. no. Y143)

$36
A scarce larger case gin, circa 1875
(ref. no. LA266)
$35
This is a splendid mini-sized sample case gin in top condition, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA243)

$29
A really nice attic condition Geneva gin, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA252)
$29
A gem mint hefty gin, crude, circa 1875
(ref. no. LA136)
$28

A gem mint pontiled ale with crude offset shoulders, circa 1840
(ref. no. FL313)

$25
Circa 1880 quart sized gin in gem condition
(ref. no. LA18)
$23
A chunky amber whiskey, circa 1885
(ref. no. NN31A)

$17
A tall, orange hued whiskey cylinder, circa 1885
(ref. no. X1427)

$16
A gem mint hefty gin, crude, circa 1875
(ref. no. LA142)
$16
A circa 1880 half pint pocket flask
(ref. no. DM420)

$9
Circa 1875, lots of character
(ref. no. DM181)

$7
Circa 1890 figural liquor, orange with leaves
(ref. no. FL543X)

Sold
Circa 1810-1825 pint-sized gin, crude, with pig nose snout top and a large tubular pontil scar
(ref. no. GW60)

Sold
A large quart gin with applied seal
(ref. no. LA247)

Sold
An earlier example of this classic whiskey with some whittle character and orange coloration, circa 1880
(ref. no. X1430)

Sold
Possibly a port or wine, this fat squatty mallet has a great pontil
(ref. no. FL372)
Sold
A pretty orange-apricot amber color variant, Civil War to 1870
(ref. no. S51)

Sold
This small sized case gin is super crude, just missed being pontiled.
(ref. no. LA263)

Sold
A ctron yellow 2-part mold version, pontiled, circa 1850
(ref. no. DY7)

Sold
A chubby quart, open pontiled, from Philadelphia, Circa 1850
(ref. no. ET30)

Sold
An interesting colored variant, small sized and crude, circa 1865
(ref. no. LA126)

Sold
A very pleasing color, small and crude, circa 1860-1865
(ref. no. LA90)

Sold
A ctron-toned yellow honey colored 3-part mold version, Civil War era
(ref. no. DY14)

Sold
A mint orange amber "5" variant, 3-part mold, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. SH136)

Sold
An attic find of an uncommon case gin with full label with "Seahorse" picture, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA262)
Sold