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Found this one - 5/26/2004 6:49:21 PM   
Rrey199

 

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Found this one the other day.




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RE: Found this one - 5/26/2004 7:52:11 PM   
Harry Pristis

 

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Welcome to the forum, Richard.

Your bottle appears to be a chiati bottle. Here's a link to an earlier thread.

http://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m_6571/mpage_1/key_chianti/anchor/tm.htm#6573

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RE: Found this one - 5/26/2004 7:56:14 PM   
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Hi Rrey, I'm not positive, but that looks like a Chianti wine bottle that may have one time been in a basket-type holder. Back in 1976 I worked for a while at a distributor who sold wine in bottles like that. Some were nearly 4' tall; the wine was imported and very cheap, like $3.99 a bottle. Some of the bottles fetch $20+ these days if there still in the holder.

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RE: Found this one - 5/26/2004 8:57:22 PM   
Rrey199

 

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Harry, you get the prize! A local antique dealer agrees. The bottle is only 6 3/4 inches long, irregular with lots of bubbles. The dealer dates it to 1911-1915 somehow.
Funny side note: At a recent local bottle collectors meeting, these bottles were discussed with different resons for a round bottomed bottle. The guy I was with joked that he gets a bottle like that everytime he gets Chianti. A couple weeks later, I find one.
Thanks for the input.

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