Lot
Number | Description | Number
of Bids | Final Bid |
|---|
| 1. “G.A. KOHL / LAMB.T / N.J. - IMPROVED / K / PATENT”, American, ca. 1845 - 1860, blue green, 7 1/2”h, iron pontil, applied blob mouth. Polished to its original luster but retains some minor ground imperfections. | 4 | $ 60 |
| 2. “TAKE & VEILE / LAGER BEER / EASTON, PA. (in a slug plate), Pennsylvania, ca. 1840 - 1860, teal blue squat, 7 1/8”h, pontil scarred base, applied tapered collar mouth. A faint 3/8” long stress crack extends from beneath the applied collar down into the neck. Also some overall light ground imperfections. A rarely offered Easton soda that’s appearance could be greatly enhanced by a professional cleaning. | 10 | $ 170 |
| 3. “DEMOTT’S / CELEBRATED / SODA OR MINERAL / WATERS - HUDSON COUNTY / (two stars) / N.J. / (three stars), New Jersey, ca. 1840 - 1860, medium cobalt blue, 7 1/2”h, iron pontil, applied tapered collar mouth. A 1/2” by 1/2” ‘W’ shaped chip is off the side of the lip, otherwise perfect. A scarce New Jersey soda that unlike most we’ve seen has not been dug. | 7 | $ 170 |
| 4. “G.A. COOK & BRO. / PHILIPSBURG / N.J. (in a slug plate) - DYOTTVILLE GLASS WORKS / PHILAD.A” New Jersey, ca. 1845 - 1860, emerald green squat, 7 1/4”h, iron pontil, applied tapered collar mouth. Cleaned to its original luster but retains a considerably amount of ground imperfections. | 12 | $ 275 |
| 5. “J & W. COLES - SUPERIOR / SODA & / MINERAL WATER / STATEN ISLAND”, New York, ca. 1840 - 1860, deep bluish aqua, 7 3/8”h, iron pontil, applied blob type mouth, cleaned to its original luster but retains a number of ground imperfections and neck crazing lines. A scarce Staten Island soda! | 8 | $ 180 |
| 6. “NEWTON & CO / BOTTLERS / NEW YORK - PREMIUM / N”, New York, ca. 1840 - 1860, emerald green, 7 1/2”h, iron pontil, applied tapered collar mouth. Cleaned to its original luster but still retains some ground imperfections. Newton was one of the first bottlers in New York City! | 11 | $ 250 |
| 7. “DYOTTVILLE GLASS WORKS / PHILAD.A”, Dyottville Glass Works, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ca. 1840 - 1860, emerald green squat, 7”h, iron pontil, applied tapered double collar mouth. A 1/4” flat chip is off the edge of the base, also a number of scratches and other ground imperfections. | 2 | $ 30 |
| 8. “DYOTTVILLE GLASS WORKS / PHILAD.A”, Dyottville Glass Works, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ca. 1840 - 1860, blue green squat, 7 1/8”h, iron pontil, applied tapered collar mouth. A flat 3/8” by 1/4” chip is off the base, also some slight spotty wear but not a dug bottle. | 4 | $ 50 |
| 9. “GEO. W. HOFFMAN / ALLENTOWN / PA.”, Pennsylvania, ca. 1860 - 1870, medium blue green, 8-sided, 7 1/4”h, smooth base, applied blob mouth. A dug bottle having some ground imperfections mostly along the panel edges. No attempt has been made to clean this scarce bottle. | 13 | $ 140 |
| 10. “H & V.B. / NEWTON / N.J.”, New Jersey, ca. 1865 - 1875, emerald green, 7”h, smooth base, applied mouth. A 3/8” by 1/4” chip/bruise is off the edge of the base, otherwise about perfect. | 9 | $ 150 |
| 11. “GARDNER & CO. / HACKETTSTOWN / N.J.”, New Jersey, ca. 1855 - 1865, deep sapphire blue squat, 6 5/8”h, smooth base, applied blob mouth. Cleaned to its original luster but retains numerous overall ground imperfections. Also 1/4” in size chips are off the edge of the base and inside edge of the lip. Extremely rare, only a few known examples! | 11 | $ 450 |
| 12. “H.L. & J.W. BROWN (block letters) / HARTFORD CT”, Connecticut, ca. 1855 - 1865, dark olive green, 6 3/4”h, smooth base, applied mouth, perfect condition. Could be a rare one! | 14 | $ 325 |
| 13. “HOPPE & STRUB / B. CO. / TOLEDO, O.”, Ohio, ca. 1885 - 1900, light yellow olive, 11 5/8”h, “2 / C. & CO. LIM” on smooth base, applied blob gravitating stopper mouth. Lightly cleaned to perfect condition. Could be a rare one! | 3 | $ 70 |
| 14. Saltglaze Stoneware Beer, impressed on Shoulder, ‘H.F. Heintzelman Shamokin PA’, Pennsylvania, ca. 1855 - 1870, grayish mottled glaze pottery, 9 3/8”h, perfect condition. | 4 | $ 90 |
| 15. (Lot of 2) “P. & G. / PHILLIPSBURG / N.J. - P. & G”, and a “JOSEPH AKERS / LAMBERTVILLE / N.J.”, New Jersey, ca. 1860 - 1870, light and medium blue green squats, both are 7 1/8”h, have smooth bases and applied mouths. The P. & G. has a large chip off the base with a 1/2” long crack extending outward from it. The Akers has a 1/4” in size ‘bruise' on the side at the shoulder. A couple of rare bottles here! | 4 | $ 70 |
