Here are better pictures of dip mold bottle discussed in what is it? board. Also, appears to be freeblown demi base in crazy yellow olive and another freeblown or atleast pontiled base of light cobalt color. I will clean these up , I dug them and base of 1/2 pint double eagle in small area...
Yep, I just saw another on a web site dating it as colonial 1780-1820 and from any New England glass house. My example is a much lighter shade of amber than the bottle shown on line site. It had some gunk in the base and light content residue I easily rinsed out. I will throw a couple...
were they using dip or cup molds at the Keene glassworks? New England Glass Co.? I have my Mckearin book upstairs, I should get it. Thanks for the info.[;)]
Thanks again guys for the info. I was unfamiliar with the cup mold. I will leave a donation for this site. I have a couple digging spots around the old cape here and will post some shard pics. I don't plan on selling the bottle right away. You never know though, truck repairs, vet bills...
Hey Thanks for the info. The pics are grainy and I will get a couple better ones. The base must give it away for being mold blown? I can barely see mold lines leaving base, but I see no signs of them in the body. It appears to be like a 3 part mold, but all lines are obscured or not thee. No...
Hello, Guessing this is a early New England free blown. Very crude lip possibly indicating young or amateur craftsmanship. Many glass blowers at early American glass houses were later trained by imported skilled glass makers from Germany. You can visibly see the top of the neck 1/4 inch...