In researching an old strap side hotel flask I noticed a faint name on the lid. Researching that name I found this. The Henry M Goble site was at 73 Murray Street so it moved once HM took over. The hotel and the two glass houses were all within a few blocks of each other. I’m guessing this...
This little bottle has 3 colors of enamel painting reading “TWO DRINKS”. It’s 4 1/2” tall with a max diameter of about 2 1/2”. My question is this: would this be called a miniature backbar bottle?
Showing you all my newest, and oldest embossed Utah bottle. About 5” tall with a Square body. I love the snake wrapped around the Rod of Ascepius! Here’s a photo of them I found from the historical society (the UDSH) from 1860 in front of their crude business. This one is c. 1870 I.M.opinion.
I got lucky and got this, what I think, is the earliest Utah oil can yesterday. From either 1908 when the company was founded or 1909 when it was sold to UTOCO. This may be the only known example! I had goose bumps for an hour!
For the life of me I can’t remember what style of flask this is called. Note how the shoulder joins the body. Can anyone refresh my memory?! Thanks as always.
I ran into this on my wife’s shelf of perfume bottles today and thought “damn, that’s the first bottle I pulled out of the ground over 30 years ago!” Nothing special about an E.D. Pinaud, Paris perfume bottle but I had to keep it! I can’t be the only one to do so, so let’s see your first dug...
Hello again everyone. I recently purchased this bottle and lots of research has came up with Notta! It looks like a Rheinstrom Bros Ball and Claw Crème De Menthe made in the 1890’s by the Hemingray Glass Co. However, every example I can find is a colored glass while mine is clear. There's also a...
So this bottle has lost its spot on my shelf and I was getting ready to sell it when I realized I kept it because of the odd looking shoulder defect. That recessed circular ring is roughly the size of a dime and about 1/32” deep on the upper side and tapering to being flush on the lower side. In...
Hi all! I’m just looking for opinions as to whether or not you all consider JH Purdy oil lamps a bottle or not? I’ve always considered them as one as they are close in resemblance to a target ball. I think they’re beautiful 3-piece mold bottles with a bonus stand, arm, and wick! Do any of you...
Here’s another mustard I recently acquired. A clear Western Spice Mills. I like it because it’s the only bottle I’ve seen or owned that has such a crude lip. It’s referred to as a cracked-off or burst-off lip finish with just a tad of grinding done so you don’t cut your fingertips off! It’s from...
I just acquired this bottle. It’s light aqua standing about 5 1/4” tall. Octagon shaped. It has a hinged key mold base. I think it has an inner rolled lip also. I’ve read other comments on this bottle from posts up to 15 years old on here and I just have one question, is it real? My research...
I recently received this pint flask. It’s nicely made with diagonal swirls and an open Pontil on the base. One side has a cluster if grapes. The other side has what appears to be a family crest. A crown on top of a shield and inside the shield this beast that is not a horse. I’m guessing a...
Sometimes a bottles staining is so bad it actually is pretty in many collectors minds. This 6 panel cathedral pickle is like that. I’ve debated having it tumbled for years but it remains as is. Thoughts?
Hello fellow collectors! I have this little pocket flask I’ll be selling once I can date it, and I’m hoping ya all may offer some advice. It’s 4 3/4” tall x 3 1/2” wide. Clear glass with a seam that stops right at the top of the threads. The top has been ground. I keep thinking one date range...
I also found this bottle yesterday and like the STEELE’s Compound bottle, I can’t find anything on this one either. Two in one day is odd! It is label only, full, and with box. My guess is -1880 again. Any info on rarity, value, age, etc. would be appreciated. Thanks as always!
I picked this up yesterday and can’t find anything, anywhere, on this label only bottle. Generally, that’s a good thing but being label only-is it? Are labels making a comeback? Age seems 1880, ish. Any info (rarity, value, etc) is appreciated as always!
I went to pick up some small items from an auction house today and they had a wicker covered squat bottle for sale. The wicker was in horrid shape so I removed it once I got home. It’s a nice blue/aqua squat or pony (beer I presume) blob top bottle embossed with:
P. KEARNS // PA // SHAMOKIN all...