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Jenny Lind Fislerville Glass Works
I was afraid of that. Thanks for everyone's help anyway!- joanne59
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Jenny Lind Fislerville Glass Works
I just did a Google search for Clevenger bottles - none of the ones I found look anything like mine (the repros/copies had the double lip). I'm stumped! Later... another Google search for Jenny Lind Flask, can't find anything that looks even close to mine [&o]- joanne59
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Jenny Lind Fislerville Glass Works
diggerjeff - Thanks for the links, those are the same ones I found LOL! Mine definitely does not have the double lip. Here's another picture of the lip:- joanne59
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Jenny Lind Fislerville Glass Works
I need some help identifying this flask and estimating value. I searched Kovels and couldn't believe how many variations there are! Jenny Lind flask Approximately 9 3/8 inches tall, open pontil, I'm not sure if the lip is applied (to me it looks more rolled!) In some light it looks aqua...- joanne59
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"Apochecary" bottle?
I was told this bottle is a "Hawaiian medicine" from a Japanese pharmacist. I haven't been able to find any information on it, I'm not even certain it's pre-1900 although it is very crude. There is a seam on each side that stops at the base of the neck, and the mouth is tooled. Haven't...- joanne59
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