Found This Hutch In My Local Antique Store..HELP!

[Bixel]

In my opinion, that chip hurts it a lot. I dont know about that area, but unless it was a high dollar bottle around here, it would hurt the value probably 50%

 

[tsalz14]

Thanks a lot for sharing Bixel. I'm going to certainly be rethinking making the purchase now.

 

[TedNuggent]

Sp I have six or so hutches. Two were for an old town drug store - and I think they were sales mans samples. I have a couple others, just for discussion. One has the stopper. RED M.

salesman's......If you cannot spell, I lose interest very quicky, you should know this.

 

[dw3000]

Get off your high horse, Ted.

 

[hemihampton]

I think Ted was just repeating what Red said to him. LEON.

 

[dw3000]

In another thread? If so, then the comment is out of context here and seems petty and condescending. And "quickly" is spelled wrong.

 

[andy volkerts]

Oh well I guess we all make misteaks eh.......Andy

 

[RED Matthews]

I have a tendency to buy these bottles in the 5 to 20 price range. Depending on the lalck of chips and or weather the stopper is in them or not. All to often the stopper will bo the inside bottom of te bottle. To some collector friends I have sold some when the oiffer poeases me. My main objective is to study the marks of early bottle making methods as their work changed through the years of hand made glass items. RED Matthews

 

[2find4me]

If it was me I would buy both those hutches, but definitely offer less on the Hallett Table Water Co. because of the damage. It is still a high dollar hutch with the damage though.The John Clancy is an unlisted version in the hutchbook and from the pictures it almost looks like Clancy is spelled "Clancey"? A spelling error could make it even more valuable. Be sure to check its condition.

 

[2find4me]

My fault, that John Clancey version is listed in the hutchbook as rare.