F&L Schaum Baltimore Glassworks

[blobbottlebob]

Hey Chris,
Those are some top notch bottles. Very very nice. I love the combination of iron pontils, crazy colors and early embossing.

Additionally, kudos for this line. I can only hope that the word gets out.

I told him if he cleaned it I wouldn't be interested in it.

 

[baltbottles]

Thanks again Bob, I'm glad to know I'm not the only one sick of tumbled bottles.

Chris

 

[Oldihtractor]

Chris Nice addtion with great color!!1

I concur on tumbling why ?????? make something olde new again...

All pontiled all never tumbled. Just washed and shelved up!!!

 

[potstone]

Really nice soda you have there. I like early soda's with
glass works names on them. I definitely would like to own
that bottle myself. I don't have anything with Baltimore
Glass Works embossing. Thanks, Greg

 

[Jim]

Very nice, Chris. I love the colors that those bottles come in. I agree, nobody in their right mind should even THINK about tumbling a bottle that looks that good and has its original iron intact. ~Jim

 

[potstone]

RE: F&L Schaum Baltimore Glass works

John,

In the photo you posted, Is the green squat bottle on the right
with the embossing near the base a Kensington glass works
bottle?

 

[Oldihtractor]

RE: F&L Schaum Baltimore Glass works

Yes it is a kensington glass works open pontil

 

[potstone]

RE: F&L Schaum Baltimore Glass works

I have tried to get a Kensington Glass Works for myself
for a long while now. I never seem to come across any.

 

[Oldihtractor]

RE: F&L Schaum Baltimore Glass works

Dug that one this spring in a 30 footer in south philly!!

Link to the dig story https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m-226845/mpage-1/key-rainy%252Cday%252Cfooter/tm.htm#226845

 

[potstone]

RE: F&L Schaum Baltimore Glass works

Thats a great digging story. I did not realize the Kensington
bottle had an open pontil. I'm absolutely envious.
You have a nice bottle there. Thanks
.