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THBGroup of 18th and 19th Century Bottles
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LiveJan 8, 2025
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- Lot Description
A nice group of five bottles to include one case gin bottle. Possibly 18th century. No damage. One square, olive green mold blown glass bottle with shoulders. One side is stamped 'Balsamic Schnapps'. No damage. One mold blown amber glass bottle with labeled that reads: 'L T Drakes 1860 Plantation X Bitters' and 'Patented 1862' on reverse. Polished pontil with four dots in a square shape. Bottle is in the shape of a log cabin. Tiny rim chip. One deep red amber medicine bottle with rectangular shape, and round neck and wide lip. Labeled on three sides: 'Mrs. S A Allen's' 'Worlds Hair Restorer' 'New York'. One significant rim chip, and a few tiny flecks at base. One small blown green glass bottle. No damage.
Gin bottle: H 10-1/4".
Schnapps bottle: H 9-1/2".
Bitters bottle: H 9-3/4".
Medicine bottle: H 7-1/4".
Small bottle H 8-1/2".
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