LOCKPORT, NEW YORK ATTRIBUTED MEDICINE BOTTLE, medium green, rectangular with flat panels and beveled corners, unembossed, applied tapered mouth, rectangular-shaped iron pontil scar on base with thick grey residue, extremely whittled and bubbly glass texture. Probably Lockport Glass Works. Circa 1860. 9 1/2" H.
Catalogue Note: The shape and color are very similar to G. W. Merchant bottles blown at Lockport, although this example is an impressive larger size.

Collection of the late Al and Billy Steidel, Alexandria, VA.

Nearly undamaged, with just a very small nick along one panel edge and a 1/3" W rainbow bruise at the upper extremity of one shoulder corner. A large discolored potstone/inclusion in one of the side panels, with no radiation whatsoever, as made.