Manchester Ginger Beer Bottle

[shopgoodwill]

Hello my much more knowledgeable collectors. I picked up what I believe to be an 1800s Ginger Beer stoneware bottle. I have seen others with a similar emblem with the TRADE REGISTERED MARK MANCHESTER, but different manufacturer (Daviers & Son). The bottle is about 7-1/4" X 2-7/8". In the photo, the top of the spout appears blue, but it is just a darker brown. I can't make out the name, and I hope someone can help with the name and approximate age. Thanks!

 

[East_Tn_Bottle_Guy]

Hello my much more knowledgeable collectors. I picked up what I believe to be an 1800s Ginger Beer stoneware bottle. I have seen others with a similar emblem with the TRADE REGISTERED MARK MANCHESTER, but different manufacturer (Daviers & Son). The bottle is about 7-1/4" X 2-7/8". In the photo, the top of the spout appears blue, but it is just a darker brown. I can't make out the name, and I hope someone can help with the name and approximate age. Thanks!

I think it says Robinuttall. I'm by no means an expert on stoneware bottles, but I would say late 1800s?

 

[East_Tn_Bottle_Guy]

I found an ebay listing.

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[CanadianBottles]

It says Robt (abbreviation for Robert) Nuttall. I can't find too much information on him, but on page 48 of this archaeological report it says that he had disappeared from the directories by 1905 so your bottle should be older than that: https://eprints.oxfordarchaeology.c...ete_Salvin's_Post_Exc_Assess_Final_Report.pdf

 

[shopgoodwill]

I think it says Robinuttall. I'm by no means an expert on stoneware bottles, but I would say late 1800s?

Your absolutely right. I knew if I posted some photos that someone would know what it is. Thank you!

 

[shopgoodwill]

I found an ebay listing.

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I found an ebay listing.

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Thanks for your help!