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Whoa, no I have not. I will be interested to see if anyone else has.
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Thanks, I hope it's a rare one. Gave it a good scrubbing. Looks alot cleaner now.
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Hey Rory,
Happy New Bottle, man! That is killer. Burrowes / Baker maybe?
Great thread from the archives: https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/London-Mustard/m-4386/tm.htm
See here: Olive R. Jones. London Mustard Bottles.
"The Kentucky Glass Works of the 1850- 1855 period did not mark any wares with their glasshouse name or initials. Very little is known concerning which bottles found in collections were actually made there in the earliest years. One type which does likely date from the early period is the bottle with the lettering "KENTUCKY" vertically embossed on the side, similar in shape to the imported London Mustard bottles. There are two known versions of this bottle, one of which carries the spelling "KENTUCKEY". The mold was later altered to correct the spelling and this alteration can be seen on close scrutiny." From.
Happy New Bottle, man! That is killer. Burrowes / Baker maybe?
Great thread from the archives: https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/London-Mustard/m-4386/tm.htm
See here: Olive R. Jones. London Mustard Bottles.
"The Kentucky Glass Works of the 1850- 1855 period did not mark any wares with their glasshouse name or initials. Very little is known concerning which bottles found in collections were actually made there in the earliest years. One type which does likely date from the early period is the bottle with the lettering "KENTUCKY" vertically embossed on the side, similar in shape to the imported London Mustard bottles. There are two known versions of this bottle, one of which carries the spelling "KENTUCKEY". The mold was later altered to correct the spelling and this alteration can be seen on close scrutiny." From.
Road Dog
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Thanks Ya'll, I was wondering about that thing after the "Y" too. If you look you can see part of the "E" still in the "Y".
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