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Double Magnum Onion Bottle, Blown Wine Bottle, Large and Impressive
Dutch
Circa 1720
Light green color, short tapering neck, applied rim, perfect condition

A rare double magnum green glass onion bottle measuring 8" in diameter; stands at 8.5".

$1,425

124-90

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Seal Bottle, Cylinder Form Magnum, T. Perkins, For Boston Merchant
England
Circa 1780
Dark green with the seal of "T. Perkins" on the shoulder

The Boston Directory for the year 1800 lists a Thomas Perkins, merchant, on Foster's Wharf. This bottle could very well have been made for him or his business. Rare and desirable. Excellent condition. (H: 12.5"; diameter: 5.5")

$1,345

124-91

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Onion Bottle, Wide Mouth, String Rim, Rare
Dutch
Circa 1720
An exceptional bottle with minimal wear

The high wide mouth assigns this bottle to category of its own. It is said that a sunken ship was found in the East Indies which had some of these bottles and that they were packed with tulip bulbs. A half-inch chip missing from the string ring with all else excellent. (H: 8"; Diameter of mouth: 2.75")

$1,465

124-92

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Small Bladder Wine Bottle, Bladder Onion, Sting Lip, Rare
England
Circa 1730

This rare bottle exhibits great character with its misshapen bottom.
There are a couple tiny bites on sting rim and typical minor chips at top flat section of spout. (H: 6.25"; W: 5"; D: 4")

$1,095

124-93

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English Mallet Bottle, Applied Initials and Dated Seal
WP 1732
Beautiful deep green

This wine bottle with seal stands at approximately 7.5". Beautiful deep green, classic English lip configuration with V-shaped applied string rim, kicked up base with sand pontil scar, applied seal with initials "W*P" over date "1732." The bottle and seal are mint with typical rim imperfections; one tiny chip to back of string rim and two larger chips at sides of string rim.

$5,645

843-92

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English Mallet Bottle, Applied Seal with Name and Date
Henry Dunning*1732 - SOLD

This wine bottle with seal stands at approximately 7.5". Lovely form and deep green color, classic English lip configuration with V-shaped applied string rim, kicked up base with sand pontil scar, applied seal with name "Henry Dunning" over date "1730." The bottle is in very good condition with a few expected scratches and a chip to side of string rim.

843-93 - SOLD

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Glass and Stoneware on Cricket-Stool
American
19th Century

Left to right: Gin Bottle, Cased, Blown Bubble chip on rim. (Height: 9.75 inches) $190 566-39	Flask, Stoneware Wheel thrown with flattened sides and tooled spout. (Height: 8 inches) $190 566-41	Bottle, Berry, Teal Green Wilmington, Connecticut Circa 1855 A scarce example in fine condition. (Height: 12 inches) $365 566-37	Flask, Blown, Historic Keene, New Hampshire Aqua McKearin, GIV-1 - SOLD Wide mouth, Masonic; the other side banner above eagle with shield above IP within wreath. Some chipping at base, all else fine. (Height: 7.5 inches) 566-35
Stool, Paint Decorated New England 1830's Pine The molded top raised on carved legs; original boldly brushed black against red paint. (Height: 8 inches; width: 13.25 inches; depth: 6.5 inches) $195 566-36	Stoneware, Mug 19th Century Wheel thrown with applied handle, tooled base and cobalt decoration. (Height: 4.25 inches) $210 566-40	Stoneware, Small Ovoid Jug Wheel thrown 19th Century Tight glaze spider at base, all else fine. (Height: 6.75 inches) $265 566-42	Bottle, Cylinder Whiskey Stoddard Amber Three piece molded with tapered and ringed collar. Fine condition. (Height: 12 inches) $295 566-38

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Amber Huckleberry Bottle
Willington Glass Works
Circa 1860-1870

Amber huckleberry bottle manufactured by the Willington Glass Works, West Willington, Connecticut; applied collar, string lip; 12 flutes neck to shoulder; excellent condition. (Height: 11.5-inches.)

$1,550

268-20

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Large Engraved Black Glass Bottle

A large black bottle with an applied lip. It is engraved "Thomas & Helen Henderson" in a scroll over a Masonic square and compass. Very good condition. Measures 9.75-inches in height.

$615

348-2

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Group Of Eight Scent Bottles
Various Shapes, Colors and Sizes
Some Sandwich
19th Century

• Deep cobalt, six sides, bell-shaped - some wear, no cap.
• Amethyst, six sides, bell-shaped, pewter cap - scuffed
• Opalescent, corset-shaped, pewter cap.
• Deep amethyst, violin-shaped - replaced cap.
• Teal, corset shaped, pewter cap - mineral deposits (bottom edge is irregular due to removal from mold, it is not chipped.
• Opalescent, six sided, bell-shaped - replaced cap, mineral scale.
• Opalescent, coffin shaped, geometric patterns - replaced cap.
• Clear, blown molded, ribbed and ringed.

$850 the lot...

566-17

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Demijohn Bottle
Blown
Circa 1830-1840

Blown demijohn, light olive green, string lip, great character with annealing mark and pot stones. Excellent condition. (Height: 19-inches; width 17.5-inches.)

$875

629-3

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Glass Utility or Medicine Bottle
European, 18th Century

Measures 7.25-inches in height.

$485

268-12

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Wine Bottle With Seal
Honorable Society of the Middle Temple
Early 19th Century
Olive Green - SOLD

A nice green bottle, sand pontil, applied string lip, applied circular seal on shoulder reads Middle Temple around figure of lamb with a pennant, the symbol of the Honorable Society of the Middle Temple in London. Excellent condition. (Height: 10.5-inches.)

566-10 - SOLD

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A Rare English Squat Shaped Bottle
Transitional Onion/Mallet Form
Dark Green
Seal with initials and date, LTE-1703 - SOLD

This English seal bottle is a deep green; classic English V-shaped applied string rim, kicked up base with sand pontil scar and applied seal with initials "LTE" over "1703." Some chipping on lip; the bottle was "drilled" to accommodate lamp wire...professional restoration to very small "drill hole" on back. (Height: 6.25-inches; base diameter: 5.5-inches.)

621-100 - SOLD

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