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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
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
You have to see this to appreciate it - extremely hammered and bubbly crude. Pretty light color. Circa 1865
(ref. no. LA152)

$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)

$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
An attic find of an uncommon case gin with full label with "Seahorse" picture, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA262)
$95
Circa 1810-1825 pint-sized gin, crude, with pig nose snout top and a large tubular pontil scar
(ref. no. GW60)
$95
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 ctron yellow 2-part mold version, pontiled, circa 1850
(ref. no. DY7)

$82
A black glass variant with heavy pontil, circa 1850
(ref. no. DY10)

$79
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 gem mint attic found bottle with 2 full labels, very large size
(ref. no. LA270)
$75
An interesting colored variant, small sized and crude, circa 1865
(ref. no. LA126)

$74
A gem mint small sized schnapps, circa 1880
(ref. no. LA128)

$70
A ctron-toned yellow honey colored 3-part mold version, Civil War era
(ref. no. DY14)

$70
A deep olive green early example, circa 1850
(ref. no. FL328)

$69
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
Possibly a port or wine, this fat squatty mallet has a great pontil
(ref. no. FL372)
$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 pretty orange-apricot amber color variant, Civil War to 1870
(ref. no. S51)

$60

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

$48
A mint orange amber "5" variant, 3-part mold, circa 1865-1870
(ref. no. SH136)

$48
An earlier Philly mead bottle, quart sized
(ref. no. 1845)
$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
Circa 1890 figural liquor, orange with leaves
(ref. no. FL543X)
$36
A black glass "5" variant, 3-part mold, circa 1865
(ref. no. Y143)

$36
A very pleasing color, small and crude, circa 1860-1865
(ref. no. LA90)

$36
A scarce larger case gin, circa 1875
(ref. no. LA266)
$35
An earlier example of this classic whiskey with some whittle character and orange coloration, circa 1880
(ref. no. X1430)

$29
Circa 1880 quart sized gin in gem condition
(ref. no. LA18)
$29
A chubby quart, open pontiled, from Philadelphia, Circa 1850
(ref. no. ET30)

$29

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

$25
A chunky amber whiskey, circa 1885
(ref. no. NN31A)

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

$16
A circa 1880 half pint pocket flask
(ref. no. DM420)

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

$7
Two unembossed examples, sold as a lot, circa 1885
(ref. no. JS27)

Sold
A circa 1845 rum or port hefty type squat, probably for rum or port
(ref. no. FL370)

Sold
A splashy yellow-honey colored cylinder with heavy whittle character, circa 1860-1865
(ref. no. JS26)

Sold
Late 1700's or early 1800's rum type bottle, giant pontil
(ref. no. FL11)
Sold