ITEM 3478. CONE INK, bright olive green, conical, pontil scar, 2 1/2"H x 2 1/8"D, sheared and tooled mouth, mint. American, C. 1850, scarce color.

Though relatively common in shades of amber, this pure green cone ink is a very scarce object and a particularly fine example of its type. Bottles of this type were blown throughout New England and though they are often attributed to Stoddard, it is equally likely that they were blown in Keene or even at one of the Connecticut Glass Houses.

SOLD!