THIS IS AN ANTIQUE AND RARE AQUA COLORED MEDICINE BOTTLE FROM THE 1880'S IN RELATIVELY GOOD CONDITION FROM MY FATHER'S EXTENSIVE BOTTLE COLLECTIONEMBOSSED ON THE BOTTLE IS JOHN H PHELPS PHARMACIST/ PH

 

1890s H. W. Hummel Pharmacist Charleston, South Carolina Druggist Bottle This 3 1/2" pharmacist bottle was blown in a 2 piece mold and has lots of folds, bubbles and stretch marks in the neck and top

 

A pair of seals that were applied to 18th Century black glass bottles. Neither fully complete-measure 1 1/2" diam. Excavated many years ago from a late 1700's Philadelphia privy. I understand "W.Parr"

 

This is a nice SSPQ (Short Square Pyro Quart) Cornell University Milk Bottle from Ithaca, N.Y. The bottle reads the same on both sides. There are no dings, chips or cracks, the pyro is strong and the

 

E P Shaw & Co. LTD Wakefield Old English Stoneware Ginger Beer Bottle. One chip, see pic.

 

Very clean teal blue blown in a mold squat soda or beer bottle that has a smooth base and applied top. 6 3/4" tall and embossed W. FULTON PHILA. Reverse has a large letter F Looks like it was never wa

 

Early 1800's Small Open Pontil Flask Hand Blown into a two part mold, hand tooled lip, open pontil base. In excellent condition with only minor wear. No chips or cracks. Small rough spot on inside lip

 

This Kimble insulator is 5 7/8" wide on bottom and 4" tall. It has some scratches and emboss on the insulator is KIMBLE-830 Tempered Made in USA 9-51:. Please check pictures out and email questions.

 

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 D.W. True & Co. were wholesaler grocers at 217-219 Commercial St., Portland, Me. between 1859-1911 Imperial Mammoth Extra Selected Olives –

 

I don't know when these were made or for what promotion, but they are 8 ounce, 5.75" tall glasses dipped in wax. Probably not considered shot glasses, but I don't know what to call them. The auction i