Green pontiled bottles

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Again you can see the German influenced conical shaped pontil mark.

 

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A large 1765 to 1770 Stiegel green, tulip,basket and roses copper wheel etched flower pot or vase. Stiegel advertised them a large flower pots. The pot is tall at 13 inches and 8 inches wide at its widest point.

 

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A better shot of the green color in the pontil.

 

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The German styled pontil mark.

 

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Here is about the lightest pale yellow green piece of glass in my collection. This is a colonial marriage celebration glass or pitcher made by the early German glass workers for family, friends or settlers that were newly married in America. This piece is quite likely Wistar made as it was found in Salem County not far from Wistaburgh.

 

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5. The Pontil mark.The piece has an applied foot but it is pontiled.

 

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Here are my Keene New Hampshire made Glass whimsey hats. One is from Mike George earlyglass at this forum.