diggerdirect
Well-Known Member
Went on a 'road trip' last weekend got into a really old place, two pits, first one was 1860s - 1890s, second pit was the older of the two! Unfortunately the majority of stuff, especially deeper down, was broken. This little guy came out near the bottom of the oldest pit. 3 1/2" tall, open pontil, flared lip (some damage), seems to be a light bluish aqua not clear. Embossed ROWLANDS - MACASSAR / OIL - FOR THE HAIR - KIRBY ST. / LONDON Has the look & feel of an American made bottle to me, anyone know?
One major major bummer. [
][][][][][][] was a deep olive amber Dr. Phelps Arcanum Genuine broken up
Also traumatically injured were a pair of Gallon size cathedral pickles in light green pontiled broken up and a beautiful green Cornucopia/Urn pint busted along with several good jars (Potter & Bodine, A Stone, 1/2 dozen Millvilles, ect.)
Thanks for looking
Al
One major major bummer. [
][][][][][][] was a deep olive amber Dr. Phelps Arcanum Genuine broken upAlso traumatically injured were a pair of Gallon size cathedral pickles in light green pontiled broken up and a beautiful green Cornucopia/Urn pint busted along with several good jars (Potter & Bodine, A Stone, 1/2 dozen Millvilles, ect.)
Thanks for looking
Al
