Other Miscellaneous Bottles
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A gem mint deep blue-green perfume, loads of character great "Crab Apple Blossoms" label (ref. no. FL566) |
$45 |
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A Civil War period scent bottle, fancy style (ref. no. X1701) |
$15 |
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A gem mint blacking dye bottle, circa 1910 (ref. no. EK19) |
$9 |
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Dug in a Philly privy, circa 1850 (ref. no. X1659) |
$26 |
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A truly exceptional flint glass bottle, ornate and intact flared rim (rare condition) (ref. no. DY49) |
$195 |
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A circa 1850 open pontiled utility, super crude (ref. no. BB4) |
$99 |
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A labeled example found in an attic. This cures everything according to the label. Circa 1875 (ref. no. EN13) |
$12 |
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Dug in a Philly privy in an 1850 layer (ref. no. X1640) |
$14 |
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An 8 sided detergent product with cathedral panel stylings, circa 1885 (ref. no. JP5) |
$23
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A circa 1850 open pontiled perfume bottle, very crude (ref. no. M209) |
$39 |
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A circa 1890 deep emerald olive green bottle, pretty (ref. no. M26) |
$16 |
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A circa 1890 attic near mint household bottle (ref. no. M29) |
$8 |
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A crude hand tooled black glass bottle (ref. no. H157) |
$29 |
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A circa 1850 open pontiled perfume bottle, shaped like a tiny demijohn basket (ref. no. SH6) |
$39 |
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A rare color variant of this household bottle, circa 1890 (ref. no. SH62) |
$25 |
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This is a super pretty reddish amber extract, circa 1885
(ref. no. X1433) |
$9 |
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A mint attic example of this classic circa 1880 bottle (ref. no. X1307) |
$9 |
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A circa 1895 deep olive green bottle, pretty (ref. no. M31) |
$22 |
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A sapphire blue hand blown example (ref. no. NN23A) |
$9 |
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An 8 sided detergent product with cathedral panel stylings, circa 1885 (ref. no. SH10) |
$22
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A circa 1890 deep emerald olive green bottle, pretty (ref. no. M60) |
$17 |
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An uncommon household bottle in a pretty green coloration, circa 1885 (ref. no. M198) |
$52
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