19th Century Blown Glass Bottle

Three 19th century American blown glass bottles. All with Amber bodies. Includes a shouldered storage jar with tooled rim, a small bottle, and a mold-blown carafe. Jar and small bottle with pontil mar

Five 19th C. olive hand blown glass chestnut bottles, all with corks, sizes range from 5.25”H to 9.5”H.

19th Century Reverse Painted Blown Glass Theriaca Apothecary Display Bottle - This massive 19th century apothecary display bottle is made of blown class which is exquisitely reverse painted with a an

19th Century Reverse Painted Blown Glass Magnesia Apothecary Display Bottle - This massive 19th century apothecary display bottle is made of blown class which is exquisitely reverse painted with a lio

FIVE STIEGEL-TYPE HAND-BLOWN GLASS BOTTLES18th/19th CenturyColorful floral and bird enamel decoration.Heights to 7.75".

Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty four well formed swirl ribs. Honey amber. Some light surface wear and tiny air bubbles. 8.25"h. From the collection of the late Chris Powell and Ch

Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty four well formed swirl ribs. Honey amber. Some light surface wear, small blister and a small piece of frit. 8"h. From the collection of the late Ch

Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Golden amber chestnut bottle (or grandfather's flask) with twenty four swirled ribs. Tiny pieces of frit, two small blisters (appear to be open). 4.25"h. From the colle

Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Reputedly from the Zanesville White Glass works. Aqua globular with twenty four well formed swirl ribs. Some surface wear and scratches. 7.25"h. From the collection of

Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty four well formed swirl ribs. Deep amber. Surface wear, imperfection in neck with roughness and open rib. 8.25"h. From the collection of the late Ch

American/British, possibly 18th/19th century,ÿof varying form with long tapered necks, 8-3/4 in. to 11-1/2 in. , Provenance: Private Collection, North Carolina

18th and 19th century. Group including various forms and colors. No breaks or cracks, good overall condition. Tallest: H10 1/2"

& bronze stand. 19th century, likely Paris, France. Very nicely sculpted stand in the Roman style with a very good even patina and housing blown glass bottle at the center. The bottle is missing one h

Scotland, 19th Century. Light golden amber with well defined ribs. Slight variation in lips. Faint residue, one has interior bubble, the other has slight roughness on one rib. 12.5"h. including stoppe

Second quarter-19th century. Aqua with broken swirl ribs and applied lips. Two with twenty four ribs. 7.5"h.and one with slight amber streak, 7.75"h. Together with sixteen, 7.75"h. From the collection

ASSORTED FREE-BLOWN GLASS DECANTERS / BOTTLES, LOT OF 12, colorless, including six half-post examples, five having a period stopper. Various makers. 18th and 19th century. 4" to 10" HOA

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Thin neck bottle with rolled rim comprised of amber glass. Glass,9 3/4" t x 6 1/2" w x 5" d. From the collection of a Warwick, Rhode Island estate.

Mid 19th Century. Amethyst with flared lip. Ring stopper. 11.5"h.

SIX OLIVE GREEN BLOWN GLASS FLASKS AND BOTTLESAmerica, First Half of the 19th CenturyHeights from 5.5” to 10”. Provenance:The Estate of Paul and Diane Madden, Sandwich, Massachusetts.

DESCRIPTION: (6 Pc) Group of Venetian Brass Mounted Blown Glass Perfume Scent Bottles and a Millefiori Glass Paperweight. From the last quarter 19th/20th century. Comprising five (5) scent bottles, (i

New England, 19th Century. A Free-Blown Olive-Amber Flask with tooled mouth and pontil. The aqua blue glass cylinder-shaped bottle with tooled mouth and rounded bottom is possibly used for the darning

20th century, patinated metal tower, complete with four pressed brass bottle holders with light blue glass decanters with amber stoppers, hooks throughout for twelve cups, all light blue blown glass

FREE-BLOWN GLASS APOTHECARY SHOW GLOBE, in three sections, each pyriform bottle with applied neck ring, fitted with a period stopper, raised on a hollow funnel foot. Fourth quarter 19th century. 34 1/

FREE-BLOWN DIMINUTIVE BEAKER, medium olive green, folded rim, rough pontil mark. Probably United States. 19th century. 2 3/4" H.Literature: Parallels Van den Bossche - Antique Glass Bottles, p. 349, p