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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Would like to identify and date this clear--flask? Liqueur bottle? With kick-up base.Looks European. The only wine bottles in aqua/colorless glass that I can think of is for tokaj wine from the tokaji region of...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Thought it would be easy picking, after getting hit with a DERECHO..This Wikipedia feature is interesting:
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Harry Pristis reacted to willong's post in the thread Warner’s Safe Kidney & Liver Cure/ Rochester, NY/ Hallettsville, Texas/ Antique bottle with
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Testors® Enamel Paints worked well for me in the early 1970's. If the formulation has not substantially changed since... -
Harry Pristis replied to the thread Could anyone tell me anything about these demijohns?.I can see that the lip is applied. That suggests a date prior to about 1880, but not by much. These flat lips are commonly tooled from...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Warner’s Safe Kidney & Liver Cure/ Rochester, NY/ Hallettsville, Texas/ Antique bottle .The white paint really brings out the embossing. I'm sure that project took time and patience. I have struggled to get decent...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Could anyone tell me anything about these demijohns?.The cylinder looks to me to be 1840-60, probably American. The other needs better images at perpendicular angles and with better...
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Harry Pristis reacted to CanadianBottles's post in the thread Very heavy green beer or ale bottle? with Like.
It's an early 20th century bottle, probably ginger ale and most likely UK-made. I'd guess that it dates to around 1910-1930. The mark...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Tall with a green gradient, olive oil bottle, maybe?.It's a cologne bottle. Search this forum, and you'll find a recent thread featuring these bottles.
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Harry Pristis reacted to Old Wiltshire's post in the thread Why I even picked this up, I don't know. with Like.
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Unknown Bottles.Not a ginger beer if it is not marked as such. These UK-produced stoneware bottles were imported in prodigious numbers. The contained...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Stoddard, or not stoddard?.Well, Jerry, I can't disagree with what you present. I've always understood that Stoddard glass tended to be peppered with micro- to...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Stoddard, or not stoddard?.Interesting talk from experienced collectors. I reviewed Mckearin's BOTTLES, FLASKS, and DR. DYOTT, but didn't find much to illuminate...
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Harry Pristis replied to the thread Stoddard, or not stoddard?.I don't see the similarity between the "stubby" pictured and the typical Dyotteville fifth.
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Does anyone here offer bottle cleaning/tumbling services?
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