Late 19th C. - Early 20th C. stoneware storage crock. White glazed ceramic with blue glaze number "1 1/2" displayed on exterior. Interior is brown glaze. Significant section of the pottery is missing. One smaller section was located in hole and returned to its proper configuration.
New location, new riverbank, new stoneware. A 1 and 1/2 gallon storage crock. Managed to find one of the broken-off peices, quite confident the other piece may be burried near by, otherwise a fair bit of restoration work is required.
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Cold (for August) and windy today. Ideal conditions for dump digging. No bugs. Don’t overheat myself. Went digging. 4 new bottles. 2 are the same, both are small and are embossed with CONTENTS: 2 FL OZ in them. Found em next to each other. Then I pulled a small “P.D & Co” Amber bottle with...
I was wondering what type of contents this bottle would have in it. Or what glass maker it is. I've only ever found one of them. All it has on the bottom is a number 6, which could literally mean anything.
I found this bottle last week and haven't had a lot of luck figuring it out. By the size and shape I am guessing glue or ink, and early 1900s. Is that right? Appears to be machine made. Makers mark looks to be one of the following: "A I J", "A+J", or "A t J". Does anyone recognize that mark or...
While hiking in the woods today I came across this little glass piece. It is only 1 3/4" at its widest point and 1 1/4" at the opening, which appears to accept a screw on lid of some sort. My first guess is it's from a mini oil lamp but I'd like to hear what some others think.
I currently have a collection of over 2500 bottles I'm interested in selling the whole lot for a dollar a peice.There's tons of embossed bottles. Quack bottles.embossed sodas. Painted sodas, cokes. Decanters.Embossed milk bottles. 60 blue peicec.12 blue ball jars,poison bottles. Way too many too...