Halifax Construction site Find

[George]

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[George]

anyone?

 

[Robby Raccoon]

They're too blurry, and you gave no information on them.
Also, as of late it seems threads will go completely dead when they would have, three months ago, become pretty alive. Try some close-ups (In focus,) descriptions, and a spot of history.

 

[hemihampton]

I like the Hutch but have no clue what it is from Pic. LEON.

 

[George]

Thanks, I will try to get a better photo. Any idea what the stoneware was used for with that pour top

 

[RICKJJ59W]

Looks like a stoneware master ink. I dug a smaller one. I can't really tell the size in your pic

 

[deenodean]

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What is written on the soda and Hutchinson? The stoneware on the far right is a master ink. The bottle on it's side is a common sauce bottle. Great finds.

 

[deenodean]

These are the rest of today's finds

Hi George , I am in Sydney. Great stuff you found. Jerome B. Baker opened a fresh water brewery at 4 Pleasant St. Halifax in 1851. His son Burdette R Baker joined the firm in 1866 and took over the business some 4 years later in 1870. At about the same time the bottling company plant address changed to 26 Pleasant St Halifax. Then in 1879 James Roue bought him out. My guess is that bottle was made somewhere in the U.S.A. If you decide to sell that bottle I'd be interested.

 

[CanadianBottles]

Could we see a close-up of that stoneware jar on the left? Looks interesting. The hutch too.

 

[2find4me]

The Cantrell & Cochrane / Belfast & Dublin Bottle in the first picture is called a Round Bottom Soda.Company originated from Ireland.A common bottle but still a good dig find.Information on the bottle HERE.Sold on eBay.HERE is the company now.