The Estellville Glass Works New Jerseys Stonehenge

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Yes Tim, your Mallet bottle is looking more American all the time. Here are shards,moils,slag, and Frit from the Estellville factory. This place was enormous and should have been recognized by Mckearin in his famous book. The works were around for 50 years with many famous owners. I wish someone from the Corning museum would recognize this treasure of a site the only one of its kind. The blue shard to the left is a corner piece of a Cathedral food jar.

 

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2 The piece on the lower right hand portion is a Cornucopia flask melted.

 

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3 Molten Frit in green and grey.

 

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4 I would love to find a bottle in this color green/grey!!

 

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5 Different shades of amber's and dark greens.

 

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6 The shard at the bottom based on the size is the neck of a very large Green/Grey Demi John.

 

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7 Here is a good sizeed hunk 2 inches round of various shades of amber slag.

 

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8 This piece is neat about 10 different colors in it.

 

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9 Amber's, greys, greens, and plain aqua.

 

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10 Neat color