E.P. Shaw & Co. + J. Bpurne & Son Stoneware Bottles

[foxfirerodandgun]

Here are a couple recent low cost auction wins. I am unsure if they are pree-1900 or later. I know that the J.P. Shaw & Son bottle is an English Ginger Beer bottle but have been unable to find any reference as to its age. Also, I'm not sure as to what originally was in the J. Bourne bottle or if it is pre-1900 or later. I was told that it is more than likely to be from the 1870's but do not know for sure. Any and all help and/or comments are welcomed. Thanks.

 

[Nickneff]

Here are a couple recent low cost auction wins. I am unsure if they are pree-1900 or later. I know that the J.P. Shaw & Son bottle is an English Ginger Beer bottle but have been unable to find any reference as to its age. Also, I'm not sure as to what originally was in the J. Bourne bottle or if it is pre-1900 or later. I was told that it is more than likely to be from the 1870's but do not know for sure. Any and all help and/or comments are welcomed. Thanks.

I've always liked stoneware bottles I think they're really neat the bottoms stoneware bottle almost looks like an ink but it's not to liquor bottle looks like an old Master ink I've dug some inks that look like that here in Louisville Kentucky cool man keep on digging

 

[foxfirerodandgun]

I've always liked stoneware bottles I think they're really neat the bottoms stoneware bottle almost looks like an ink but it's not to liquor bottle looks like an old Master ink I've dug some inks that look like that here in Louisville Kentucky cool man keep on digging

Thanks. I did discover that the bottom one is actually an ink bottle.