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cyberdigger
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Those are COOL!! Something tells me the one on the right was for absynthe... that's what I'd keep in it! -Charlie
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Is the one on the right,old?Do you know the orgin? Never seen the one on the left,either.
ajohn
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Hey Star,Good to hear from you.Hope all is well.I posted a picture of my basement in the collectors chat under"Christmas in So.Cal?"That is a pretty good indication
The flask on the right is refered to as a pinch waist chestnut flask(European) 1820-1850.I believe I've seen more modern versions.
I have no idea about the other flask.
The flask on the right is refered to as a pinch waist chestnut flask(European) 1820-1850.I believe I've seen more modern versions.
I have no idea about the other flask.
cyberdigger
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The bottom four fin thingys on my bottle are broken,and no stopper.Partical polished pontil.Anyway,I couldn't pass it up at $0.99.
RED Matthews
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Hi ajohn, That bottle on the right is a neat illustration of riggare. It is created with a pulled ribbon of glass and laid on from one end to the other with tongs and the percella tool. I don't know much else about it though. Is the center pinched together? RED Matthews
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