Hartwig Kantorowicz varities...

[cyberdigger]

ORIGINAL: botil

Very interesting, Jay.
The bottle showed at the first pic, the bottle sealed with a salmon surmounted by a hexagram...
"The salmon (in German 'Der Lachs') is the trade mark of the distillery 'Der Lachs' or 'Der Danzinger Lachs', in 1770 situated in the Breitgasse, Nº. 52, in Danzing and still existing now in Nörten Hartenberg, Poland, formerly Germany. In 1711 Isaac Witwe Ling (the widow of Isaac Ling) was one of the owners of this 'salmon liqueur' (in German 'Lachs Likör') distillery.
For religious or mystical reasons, the liqueur also contains many small flakes of gold, hence its alternative name 'Danzinger Goldwater' (in german 'Danzinger Goldwasser')."
Willy Van den Bossche.
-Juan Carlos

I bumped this up as it's pertainent to the Isaac Witwe Ling thread...

 

[tigue710]

I think it more pertains to a certain type of bottle being made and used predominantly by Germans? maybe they had Dutch cousins make the bottles though... after all the Germans were renowned glass makers...

Pay it up!

 

[cyberdigger]

Yes, you win. I did my homework and you're right... how would you like this nice piece of hand-painted stoneware.. I am pretty sure it's German..[]

 

[tigue710]

its actually quite nice... I dont want anything though. A good argument is just fine![][]

now... how bought the two scent bottles just listed? want to bet that they are Venetian and clevenger pieces?

 

[cyberdigger]

[] I wouldn't know those little blue beauties from Adam.. early Emersons for all I know!
I think I'll TRY to keep my mouth shut unless I see something I know about.. like TOC NJ beverages!
You're a smart cookie, Matt![]

 

[appliedlips]

You talking about the two posted on this site.Those babies were the real deal.

 

[RED Matthews]

Hi cyberdigger, I like that ceramic bottle. We have two sets of kitchen containers in NY and I think one of them matches that bottle. If you want to sell it - send me a PM.
RED Matthews

 

[tigue710]

ORIGINAL: appliedlips

You talking about the two posted on this site.Those babies were the real deal.

yeah, They are...the south Jersey is questionable with out seeing some better pics though. And she said the the Sanwich type was not pontiled, but it looks pontiled to me...

 

[milkglassbottles]

Late 1800's to tc. $100 - $150 on a good day, unless you have a good labeled example which will pump it up about 50% more.

 

[beendiggin]

Jay, that's a great collection...I didn't know there were that many variations. I only knew of the milk glass bottle. Thanks for the pics and history!