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| Beautiful Pre-Civil War "Black Glass" Ale Bottle |
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| Here is a Beautiful Pre-War, Pontilled Black Glass Ale Bottle!
Just a wonderful bottle with an amber/greenish color and whittle all
over the whole bottle. Single collar applied lip, and deep open pontil.
Lots of bubbles, and faint indications of being blown in a three piece
mold. This bottle has no cracks, dinks, or damage of any sort that I
can see, and displays beautifully. The amber tint to the glass makes
me think it is likely 1840s to 1850s at latest, but still would not be
uncommon in a Civil War Camp. Measures 2.5 inches diameter by
approximately 9 & 3/8ths inches tall. A Beautifully Displaying
Early Bottle !
$35 plus shipping
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| Nice Civil War Period Open Pontiled Vial |
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| This is a wonderful little Civil War Period or before, small medicine
vial ! Great open pontil base, inward rolled lip, and aqua/green
color. This little vessel measures 5 inches tall by only 15/16ths of
an inch in diameter. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or
damage. A perfect and unusual addition to your Civil War Period
glass or bottle collection !
$16 plus shipping
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| Nice Civil War or Pre-Civil War Black Glass Whiskey Bottle |
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| Here is a Nice Civil War Or Earlier Black Glass Whiskey
Bottle ! This is a short squat pattern, with the applied double collar
lip, open pontil, and stress marks in the neck. No cracks, chips or
dinks anywhere, though it does have lots of exterior cloudiness
from being in the ground, most of which should clean up. Though
black looking from the outside, this one is a honey amber color,
held up to the light, which I think dates it quite a bit earlier than
the Civil War, and possibly even Gold Rush era. Measures 8.25
inches tall, by approximately 2.75 inches in diameter. A Good
Early Whiskey, typical of those found in Civil War
Campsites !
SOLD
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| Beautiful Crude Pre/Early Civil War Umbrella Ink - Iron Pontil |
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| This is Just About The Crudest Pre-War Umbrella Inkwell,
I have seen ! First off, it has an iron pontil, instead of the open
pontil usually seen on most of the 1850s to 1863, examples. Next,
the neck is not fully upright, but my vision says, tilting a bit to one
side. Lastly, instead of the usual "rolled lip", this one has a crude
"ring lip" applied after the main body was blown. Nice aqua color,
full of seed bubbles, and just an outstanding example of a pre to
early war example of an Officer's or Soldier's Umbrella Ink
well ! No cracks, chips, or dinks of any kind. Recovered
NW Arkansas. 2.875 inches tall by 2.375 inches dia.
SOLD
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| Beautiful Civil War Period "Black Glass" Whiskey Bottle |
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| Here's an Excellent Civil War Period Black Glass Whiskey
Bottle ! Of course, it's actually a dark olive green when held up
to the light. It has a single collar applied lip, and shows the 3-piece
mold seams very well. It has a high base kick up with a raised dot
in the center. It measures 8.5 inches tall, by almost 2.675 inches
diameter. No exterior staining or ground action, just really clean
glass A Nice Displaying Civil War Black Glass Whiskey !
SOLD
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| Beautiful Pontilled Aqua/Green Umbrella Ink |
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| Here is a Super Nice & Early, Pontilled Umbrella Ink Bottle!
It's a light aqua green color, but more green than aqua, despite how
the photos look. It has the rolled lip, nice open pontil, and the letters
S II on the base. These -S- marked bases have been dug for 50
years, but are still uncommon, being maybe 1 in 10 or so umbrella
recoveries. No cracks, dinks, or damage of any sort that I can see.
Measures 2.5 inches diameter by approximately 2 & 3/8ths" tall.
A Beautiful Early War, or Pre War Pontilled Umbrella
Ink Bottle for your collection ! Recovered Fredericksburg,
Virginia.
SOLD
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| Very Nice Iron Pontiled Aqua Civil War Period Medicine Bottle |
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Here's a beautiful example of an 1850s Medicine bottle in cylinder
shape ! Actually could date 1850s thru about 1863, or the middle
of the Civil War, when pontil marks began to disappear. This one
is a nice aqua/green color with a great applied collar lip, and very
obvious rough Iron pontil . Lots of stress marks also visible on the
neck. Approximately 7 inches tall by 2 & 1/2 inches diameter, with
no chips or cracks anywhere. Does have some interior staining/frost,
especially on one side, but still makes a beautiful display ! Many a
doctor or wounded soldier on both sides, saw and used bottles
identical to this one !
SOLD
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