Thanks Honey Wagon

[div2roty]

Might just be the angle of the pic, but the peppersauce looks a little fatter then normal. that would be cool.

 

[JOETHECROW]

Gary,...gotta love the honeydippers....I'm dreading the next time mine needs it, as there's now a row of trees, where there wasn't last time.....LoL, hopefully it won't be an issue,...Glad your quick dig payed off!,...Congrats on your cool stoneware bottle, but I love that peppersauce bottle!

That light amber square bottle could have also been a label only bitters ...Nice dig.

 

[stonebottle]

mainer1: Very nice finds, especially the peppersauce and the stoneware bottle. That stoneware bottle is listed as being from Newark, NJ between 1869 and 1874. The company was a mineral water bottler, and there are also glass bottles from them. So it was pretty far from it's original home when you found it. Looks like a great digging area you have going there. I collect stoneware bottles but have never dug one that was not broken. If the stoneware bottle is not damaged, and most of the rust stain comes off, it should be worth about $60 or so. Probably more like $30 on ebay these days. Good luck next time you go. stonebottle