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sscokebottles

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It is very crude and uneven in shape, with a chipped all around lip. It looks like there's some sort of pontil on the bottom but I'm not sure. Can someone put an approximate age on this bottle? I think it's freeblown...

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I'd say freeblown, with probably a tool to help make the sides straight. Age anywhere from late 1700s up to about 1860 ish.

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Hello saraatogadriver;
t always figured the early bottle makers straightened the sides by rolling the glass puff on their marver table.
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Seems reasonable, and you'd know better than I.

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Hello saraatogadriver;
t always figured the early bottle makers straightened the sides by rolling the glass puff on their marver table.
RED M.
 

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