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R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 12:09:58 AM   
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1850's some one have an idea of scarcity and estimate of value?
I woul love to hear from someone.




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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 12:37:14 AM   
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Hello twowheelfan. Nice find. Have only seen one other. Did you find the base? It should have the Wright on it as well.

Bazin and Jules Hauel made a few similar that are pictured here. http://www.deantiques.com/PLG/images/USA/X.Bazin_Beef_Marrow_Philadelphia.jpg

Generally the lids turn up more than the bases.

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 8:32:51 AM   
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no, just found the lid, Looked real hard for the base! i cleaned it a little better as well. i used only soap and water, no bleach. i thought it was scarce, but how does that translate to value?

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 9:17:06 AM   
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These are a little different from most US lids as they have a highly decorative matching base that really makes the piece. The bases are hard to find undamaged and as a result are more valuable.

The vast majority of US bases are plain white. Only a few have advertising on the base underside or sides, seldom as fancy. That being said, the complete deal is what most collectors seek.

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 10:02:34 AM   
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Hi ,

Nice rare lid and have to agree with Gidday on the base making a complete set and certainly more desirable complete.

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 10:02:39 AM   
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thanks! for the info!

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 10:10:15 AM   
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Wow. Really cool. Although it makes me wonder who is buying pharmaceutical quality beef marrow and for what purpose. Neat find.

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 6/7/2011 10:37:00 AM   
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its a hair pommade. it was great finding it!

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 9/30/2011 6:02:53 AM   
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Some other's by Wright folks maybe more farimilair with...

http://www.deantiques.com/PLG/images/USA/shaving_threesome.jpg
 
http://www.deantiques.com/PLG/images/USA/wrights_gold_medal_bj55.jpg
 
http://www.deantiques.com/PLG/images/USA/wrights_gold_medal_bj58.jpg

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 9/30/2011 6:07:59 AM   
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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 10/5/2011 9:48:19 AM   
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ALEXANDER'S

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R. & G.A. WRIGHT

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We dug 30+ of these OP little guys a few years ago. Wish I had taken pics back then. Another one of those privies that started 1960s and ended 1840s-50s. Notice the pontil sticking out the bottom on the taller one.




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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 10/8/2011 4:41:28 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: David Fertig

ALEXANDER'S

TRICOBAPHE
R. & G.A. WRIGHT

PHILADA

We dug 30+ of these OP little guys a few years ago. Wish I had taken pics back then. Another one of those privies that started 1960s and ended 1840s-50s. Notice the pontil sticking out the bottom on the taller one.





I also dug a pit about 4 years ago that had about 20 of these in both sizes in it along with about another 20 assorted pontiled hair dyes and a few other hair bottles.

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RE: R & G. A. Wright Perfumers Philadelphia - 10/9/2011 4:10:30 PM   
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Thanks Gidday for making the connection to the other lids on dean's site! i didn't know that "Wright's" was the same group!
and thanks David for showing those bottles as well! its neat to see something else with the same name! would love to get the base for my lid! gotta keep digging!

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