Henry Cramer

[greenacres]

New bottle today. Found at 13th & Lombard St., Philadelphia. Haven't started researching it yet. I was so excited I wanted to share it with people who have my excitement.

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[greenacres]

Philada, this could put the bottle around 1840's.

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[CanadianBottles]

Wow, that's beautiful! Is it an iron pontil? I'm not seeing any pontil but it looks so old that it must have one. I'm assuming this is a medicine, correct? It's an unusual-looking one.

 

[greenacres]

Not sure. Still have to check my books.

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[bottlediggingcop]

That sure is purty! Nice one!

 

[greenacres]

Thank you. Pharmaceutical from Dauphin County. Can't find much yet.

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[greenacres]

Cramer came to Philadelphia in 1861 and open his drug store. I can one in the American Glass Gallery. They say it's rare. What are your thoughts? Can anyone tell me of another photo.

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[CreekWalker]

How tall is it? Doesn't look like a pontil base, so I'm thinking 1880-1890's. A similar looking cobalt blue med., 10 5/8 inch tall , marked, "Frank Morgan & Sons, Phila.", with smooth base is shown as $150 to $200. However, I have seen cobalt blue meds. from Memphis, such as the Mansfield go as high as $600, market and demand. Hope you find an answer. It is a great find!

 

[greenacres]

The bottle is 5 1/2 inches. The bases looks like it was added last. It's not perfectly level.

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[hemihampton]

That's a nice looking bottle. Congrats. LEON.