Help with a green shard with a tree on it????

[UnionCountyPA]

Found this shard at my new digging location and am having some trouble figuring out what it once was. I'm still very new to digging/collecting, so I use google and ebay a lot to look things up. No luck on this one so far.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

 

[GuntherHess]

Looks like a Wishart's cordial

 

[UnionCountyPA]

Wow. Thanks GuntherHess. That looks like it.

I did a quick ebay search of completed listings. Looks like a good bottle. Too bad it was only a small piece.

 

[botlguy]

Matt / GuntherHess (wherever did that name come from?) is Spot On again. Very nice, collectible & desirable bottles, shows you're in the right spot. Keep on keepn' on.

 

[cyberdigger]

The name GuntherHess probably came from Germany but don't ask me why....Wishart's Pine Tree Cordial it is, that shard is about maybe 3% of the bottle, so it's worth around 3 bucks by measure..

 

[pyshodoodle]

ORIGINAL: GuntherHess

Looks like a Wishart's cordial

I've never asked this... and maybe I'm just overthinking this, but is it pronounced wish arts or wis harts? Seems to me it should be wis harts, but I think I always here it pronounced wish arts.
I assume nationality of whomever Wishart was would probably determine the appropriate pronunciation, but rather than google and still speculate, I'm just going to check back here for the answer.

 

[FitSandTic]

This is what a whole one looks like.

 

[UnionCountyPA]

I see from the picture PATENT 1859. What time frame were these bottles from?

 

[UnionCountyPA]

Thanks to all who contributed information. I'm liking this forum more and more every day. Certainly a good group of people willing to help others learn. Thanks again.