The anchor bottling works hutch bottle

[Tom smith]

I got this I while back from a family friend. She found this sticking out of the base of a tree still with the stopper in it. My variation is not on Hutchbook. It says The Anchor Bottling Works Cincinnati, o. I believe it to be 1880s but I could be wrong. Any idea if it is rare or what it could be worth.

Thank you
Tom smith

 

[hemihampton]

What makes yours different then the 11 ones on hutchbook website? most of those were rated common. LEON.

 

[treeguyfred]

Tom, That is a NICE hutchinson! Called a mug base hutch by collectors , and a private mold with a terrific anchor and rope motif logo! Such a great find! Really good photos too! Thanks for posting it. I'd say it should be a more sought after than not... If it was N.J. I'd be seriously interested.
~Fred

 

[Tom smith]

Mine is 6 1/2 inches nothing on the back. It just does not match any of them.
Tom smith

 

[Tom smith]

Just got a response back from hutchbook. The bottle will be registered as OH0125.5 on their website.

 

[UncleBruce]

Just got a response back from hutchbook. The bottle will be registered as OH0125.5 on their website.

I've had no luck contacting them. I have a Montana hutch this is not documented in the database. Sent several emails over the last few years... still no answer or listing update.

 

[bottlecrazy]

They've always been super responsive to me. Re-check the contact info?

 

[J.R. Collector]

This post seems confusing? Not knowing the rarity or value factor but you know how to get a hold of Ron from hutchbook? Love the embossing and picture.

 

[kostgar]

I thought I'd chime in: Ron is super-responsive and a pleasure to communicate with.

 

[Tom smith]

Sorry for the confusion I am somewhat new to the hobby. It was also updated on their website as a new variation and I think that is so cool.