HELP WITH AUCTION

[lepew62]

I am new here and have yet been able to post pictures. I have yet to figure out how to reduce em small enuf to post. I have a very nice dark cobalt blue larvex moth proof spray bottle. This is in the original box w/ instruction sheet, box is in very good condition. 1 of the inner folding flaps is missing on the box. I would like someone that knows whats up to run the auction for me. I will email several pictures, whomever wants to run it can post em. I put this bottle out on ebay and didnt get alot of attn. Not sure what it is worth if anything. All proceeds go to the forum of course, I will cover the shipping. So if anyone is interested let me know. Thanks, have a great day.

 

[cyberdigger]

I will assist you on that, David.. very nice gesture on your part! Email the pics to c_jonsen@yahoo.com and I will get them right up... -Charlie

 

[cyberdigger]

Here's the pics:

 

[lepew62]

Thanks for the assist Cyberdigger. Sorry some of the pics are blury, was hoping for better. If you need better shots let me know.

 

[cc6pack]

David

See if you can get a clear pic of the bottom, my guess the bottle is from 20's 30's. I'll see if I can find any onfo on the product.

 

[cyberdigger]

 

[CanYaDigIt]

[font="sans-serif, arial, helvetica, geneva"]M in a circle.........Maryland Glass Corporation, Baltimore, MD (1907-c.1970s). Mark first used in 1921, according to trademark info reported in Peterson's 400 Trademarks on Glass (1968). This company specialized in cobalt blue glass bottles and jars. Many of the containers made for Phillips Milk of Magnesia, Bromo-Seltzer, Vicks, Noxema, etc, were produced here. Maryland also produced the most commonly seen type of "violin bottle" in various shades of blue (and probably other colors). Maryland Glass was acquired by the Dorsey Corporation in 1968, and I believe that the "M" mark was discontinued sometime in the early 1970s. Anyone with info, please contact me on how late this mark was used. Note: The "M in a circle" mark has also been used more recently by the Mosser Glass Company (Cambridge, OH, 1971-to date), but in those cases it is usually found on tableware, novelties, toothpick holders, etc. [/font]

 

[glass man]

LARVEX CORP. AQUIRED BY ZONITE IN 1926.CONTINUED TILL 1936 THEN DISOLVED ITS SIX SUBSIDIARIES. I WOULD SAY IT COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS A POSION BOTTLE. GREAT OVERALL PACKAGE! JAMIE

 

[cyberdigger]

I just pulled the cushions off the sofa and came up with $9.17 which I will set aside for this one.. let us know when the auction is over.. -Charlie

 

[lepew62]

Seeing as you are the only bid I will give it 24hrs. If no one else jumps in it is all yours. Thanks for the bid, I was about to tell em to pull it. I will check back tomorrow and see what happens. Have a good one.