BACK BAR BOTTLE, deep sapphire blue, corset-waisted
sided cylinder, polished pontil scar, 10 ½"H, oversized
applied double collar, about mint (tiny panel edge flake). Blown
at a Pittsburgh District Glass House, Pittsburgh, PA, C. 1850,
scarce.
"J.T. DALY / CLUBHOUSE
GIN," forest/olive green, case gin form, iron pontil scar,
9"H, applied square collar, about mint (two TINY lip edge
flakes). American, C. 1850, very scarce.
"W.S.C. / CLUB HOUSE
GIN" WITH ORIGINAL LABEL, forest/olive green, smooth base,
9"H, applied collar, about mint (inconsequential radiating
potstone on back panel mentioned solely for accuracy). American,
C. 1870, extremely rare with label.
"J & R DUNSTER /
LONDON" WITH PARTIAL ORIGINAL LABEL, orange amber with strong
red highlights, smooth base, 9 5/8"H, applied sloping collar,
mint. Blown at a Stoddard Glass House, Stoddard, NH, C. 1865,
a very scarce bottle that is rarely found with a label.
TWO-PIECE MOLD WHISKEY FLASK,
olive green, smooth base, 8 5/8"H, applied blob-style collar,
mint. Probably blown at a New England Glass House, C. 1870, scarce.
TWO-PIECE MOLD WHISKEY FLASK,
golden amber, smooth base, half-pint, applied double collar, a
mint bottle retaining some washable content residue. New England,
probably blown at a Stoddard, NH Glass House, C. 1865.
"E.G. BOOZ'S / OLD CABIN
/ WHISKEY - 120 WALNUT ST / PHILADELPHIA - E.G. BOOZ'S / OLD CABIN
/ WHISKEY - 1840," (McK # GVII-4), bright yellow amber, cabin
shaped, 8"H, applied sloping collar, about mint (scattered
exterior wear and some minor interior haze). Blown at the Whitney
Glass Works, Glassboro, NJ, C. 1860.
HANDLED CHESTNUT BOTTLE WITH
75% OF THE ORIGINAL LABEL, golden amber, pontil scar, 8 ¼"H,
applied mouth, a mint bottle with label loss as shown. American,
C. 1860.
"GRIFFITH, HYATT &
CO. / BALTIMORE, MD," shaded apricot yellow, globular bottle
with indented label panel and applied solid glass handle, tubular
pontil scar, 7 5/16"H, applied square collar, a mint bottle
exhibiting some minor exterior wear and a few freckles of interior
haze. American, probably blown at the Baltimore Glass Works, Baltimore,
MD, 1846-1860, scarce bottle in a rare color.
PAIR OF MAGNUM-SIZED WHISKEY
BOTTLES, golden amber and olive amber, three-piece mold cylinders,
iron and rough pontil scars, 10 9/16"H, applied sloping collars,
about mint. Blown at a Stoddard Glass Works, Stoddard, NH, C.
1850.
COLLECTION OF THREE WHISKEY
BOTTLES, forest green, golden amber and olive green, three-piece
mold cylinders, pontil scars, 11 ¼"H, applied sloping
collars with rings, about mint. Blown at a Stoddard Glass Works,
Stoddard, NH, C. 1855.
COGNAC BOTTLE, golden olive
amber, three piece mold cylinder, pontil scar, 7 7/8"H, applied
sloping collar with ring, mint. Blown at a Stoddard Glass Works,
Stoddard, NH, C. 1850.
"HEIDELBERG/ BRANNTWEIN
- A.M. BININGER & CO / NO 338 BROADWAY, NY," bright yellow
olive, square, smooth base, 9 5/8"H, applied sloping collar,
about mint (pinhead sized surface bruise on a panel edge). American,
C. 1865, very rare.
THREE-PIECE MOLD WHISKEY,
golden olive amber, cylindrical, iron pontil scar, 11"H,
applied sloping collar with ring, a mint bottle in need of cleaning
with soap and water. New England, probably blown at a Stoddard
Glass House, Stoddard, NH, C. 1850.e
"E.G. BOOZ'S / OLD CABIN
/ WHISKEY - 120 WALNUT ST / PHILADELPHIA - E.G. BOOZ'S / OLD CABIN
/ WHISKEY - 1840," (McK # GVII-4), bright yellow amber, cabin
shaped, 8"H, applied sloping collar, about mint (scattered
exterior wear and some minor interior haze). Blown at the Whitney
Glass Works, Glassboro, NJ, C. 1860.
"CASPER'S WHISKEY /
MADE BY HONEST / NORTH / CAROLINA PEOPLE" WITH PORTIONS OF
THE ORIGINAL LABEL, deep cobalt blue, cylindrical with fancy shoulders
and neck, 12"H, applied sloping collar with ring, a mint
bottle in attic found condition. American, C. 1890, scarce.
CASE BOTTLE, salmon puce,
square with beveled edges, smooth base, 9 ½"H, applied
sloping collar, about mint (minor exterior wear). American, C.
1870, rare color.
"GRIFFITH, HYATT &
CO. / BALTIMORE, MD," deep apricot puce, globular bottle
with indented label panel and applied solid glass handle, tubular
pontil scar, 7 5/16"H, applied square collar, about mint
(some minor exterior wear and a pinhead-size spot of lip edge
roughness). American, probably blown at the Baltimore Glass Works,
Baltimore, MD, 1846-1860, scarce bottle in a rare color.
"UDOLPHO WOLFE'S - SCHIEDAM
- AROMATIC / SCHNAPPS", bright yellow topaz, square, smooth
base, 9 1/2"H, applied sloping collar, a mint bottle with
a manufacturer's surface crazing line at the junction of the neck
and shoulder. American, 1865-1875, scarce color.
"H.F. & B. / N.Y."
WHISKEY BOTTLE, strawberry puce with amethyst highlights, six-sided,
early smooth base, 11"H, applied sloping collar with ring,
dug and lightly cleaned to near perfect condition. American, C.
1870, extremely rare and desirable.
"AMBROSIAL / B.M. &
E.A.W. & CO. (on applied seal)," golden amber with a
decided olive cast, flattened chestnut with applied handle, pontil
scar, 8 7/8"H, applied mouth, about mint (minor exterior
wear and several patches of light interior haze). American, C.
1850, scarce.
"C. LEDIARD / NEW YORK",
golden amber, hexagonal with ringed neck, smooth base, 11 3/16"H,
applied sloping collar with ring, base edge bubble burst and some
light scuffing. American, C. 1870, extremely rare.
"A. M. BININGER &
CO / NO. 19 BROAD ST / NEW - YORK", deep orange amber, cylindrical
with applied handle, early smooth base, 8"H, applied double
collar, mint. American, C.1860, scarce.
"WILLIAM H. DALY NEW
YORK" WHISKEY-TYPE BOTTLE, bright forest green, cylindrical,
early smooth base, 10 3/16"H x 3 3/16"D, crudely applied
square collar, about mint (two pinhead-sized base edge flakes
and a nearly invisible radiating potstone with two 1/16"
legs). American, 1865-1875, rare.
"CONSTITUTION (ON SHOULDER)"
WHISKEY CYLINDER, deep yellow olive, three piece mold cylinder,
pontil scar, 11"H x 3 3/8"D, applied sloping collar
with ring, mint. American, 1840-1860, very rare.
"WARNER'S - WINE OF
LIFE - CUNNINGHAMS & IHMSEN PITTS PA (ON BASE)", bright
orange amber, three piece mold whiskey cylinder, smooth base,
11 1/4"H x 3 3/8"D, applied mouth with ring, about mint
(bean-sized open bubble on shoulder and some minor exterior wear).
Cunningham & Ihmsen Glass Works, Pittsburgh, PA, C. 1875,
rare.
"PATENT (ON SHOULDER)
- WHITNEY GLASS WORKS (ON BASE)" WHISKEY CYLINDER, clear
olive yellow, three piece mold cylinder, early smooth base, 11
3/4"H x 3"D, applied sloping collar with ring, mint.
Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro, NJ, C. 1870, rare color.
"CHESTNUT GROVE"
/ (MOTIF OF CROWN) / "WHISKEY / C. W.", bright golden
yellow with olive and amber tones, flattened chestnut form with
applied solid glass handle, pontil scar, 9 1/4"H x 6 1/4"W
at widest point x 3"D, applied mouth with ring, mint. Whitney
Glass Works, Glassboro, NJ, C. 1855, rare color.
"CHESTNUT GROVE"
/ (MOTIF OF CROWN) / "WHISKEY / C. W.", bright orange
amber, flattened chestnut form with applied solid glass handle,
pontil scar, 9 1/4"H x 6 1/4"W at widest point x 3"D,
applied mouth with ring, mint. Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro,
NJ, C. 1855.
WHISKEY BOTTLE, emerald green,
two-piece mold cylinder with embossed label panel, iron pontil
scar, 10 5/8"H x 3 1/8"D, applied sloping collar with
ring, a mint bottle exhibiting some minor usage wear. American,
1855-1865, very scarce.
"VOLDNER'S - SCHIEDAM
- AROMATIC / SCHNAPPS", clear yellow olive, square, early
smooth base, 10 3/16"H x 3"W, applied sloping collar
with ring, a mint "attic found" bottle retaining a nearly
complete, but only partly readable label. American, 1865-1875,
scarce.
NEW ENGLAND WHISKEY BOTTLE
WITH ORIGINAL "SUPERIOR OTARD DUPUY BRANDY" LABEL, olive
green, three-piece mold cylinder, sand chip pontil scar, 11 1/8"H
x 3 1/4"D, applied sloping collar with ring, an attic quality
bottle with two small radiating potstones. New England, probably
blown at a Stoddard Glass Works, Stoddard, NH, 1842-1860.
"S M & CO / N. Y.
(ON APPLIED SEAL)" HANDLED WHISKEY, bright golden amber,
inverted cone, tubular pontil scar, 8"H x 3 1/2"D, applied
mouth, a mint bottle with a pinhead-sized spot of lip edge roughness.
American, almost certainly blown at a New Jersey Glass Works,
C. 1850, rare, ex. Charles B. Gardner collection.
MAGNUM-SIZED WHISKEY OR WINE
BOTTLE, brilliant golden amber, three-piece mold cylinder, iron
pontil scar, 10 3/4"H x 3 7/8"D, applied sloping collar,
a mint bottle with several pinhead-sized spots of lip edge roughness.
Probably blown at a Stoddard Glass Works, Stoddard, NH, 1830-1850.
"ST CATHARINES / MINERAL
WATER / G. L. MATHER AGENT / ASTOR HOUSE / NEW YORK", clear
olive green, whiskey-type cylinder, smooth base, 11 1/4"H
x 3"D, applied sloping collar with ring, shallow ¼"
base edge flake with an associated bruise of similar size. American,
1865-1875, extremely rare.
"LONDON / JOCKEY - CLUBHOUSE
/ GIN" - (MOTIF OF HORSE AND RIDER), bright yellow green,
square, smooth base, 9 7/8"H x 3"W, applied mouth with
original foil neck seal, about mint (light exterior wear and some
scattered interior haze or contents residue). American, C. 1875,
rare.
"BEISER & FISHER
/ N. Y" WHISKEY PIG, amber with an olive cast, figural pig,
smooth base, 9 3/8"L x 3 3/4"H, applied double collar,
shallow ¼" chip on edge of snout, otherwise perfect.
American, C. 1870, very rare.
"WHITNEY GLASS WORKS
(ON BASE)" WITH ORIGINAL "GREENE & GLADDING / PALE
SHERRY" LABEL, bright orange amber, three-piece mold cylinder,
smooth base, 11 3/16"H x 2 7/8"D, applied sloping collar
with ring, the mint bottle retains some contents residue - the
original label exhibits some paper loss and darkening as shown.
Whitney Glass Works, Glassboro. NJ, C. 1875.
"C.A. RICHARDS / 99
WASHINGTON ST / BOSTON.", golden olive amber, square, smooth
base, 9 3/4"H x 2 7/8"W, applied sloping collar, about
mint (1/16" panel edge flake). Probably blown at a Stoddard
Glass Works, Stoddard, NH, 1860-1872.
"WILLINGTON GLASS WORKS"
BASE EMBOSSED WHISKEY, shaded golden olive amber, three-piece
mold cylinder, smooth base, 11 5/8"H x 2 7/8"D, applied
sloping collar with ring, about mint (light exterior wear and
scuffing). Willington Glass Works, West Willington, CT, 1860-1872,
very scarce.
