Antique 19thC Sea Green Violin Scroll Pint Flask

First half 19thC. Roughness on top rim. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this from J.E. Nevil of Washington Court House, Ohio during April 1929 for $28.

First half 19thC. Tiny clamshell flake on top rim. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this in 1927 in Tonawanda NY for $12.

First half 19thC. 1.25" tight line from the top rim. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this during May 1928, from J.E. Clark of Columbus, Ohio for $150.

Circa first quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks.

Late 18thC to first quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks. Aquamarine green. Very slender bottle, narrow neck with a semi-quilted design between vertical lines. Purchased from J.E.Nevil of Washington Cour

9 inches tall

One side: Eagle And W. Ihmsen's Glass. the other side shows: a sheaf of wheat and Agriculture. Designed and made by W. Ihmsen, Williamsport Glass Works, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1820-1840. Greenish a

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Excellent. Purchased from J.E. Nevil of Washington Court House Ohio during April of 1929, for the princely sum of $22.

Rare 19th C. Bridgton NJ 1/2 Pint Sloop Flask: Historical Mold Blown Flask with Sailboat or Sloop on Front, Bridgton New Jersey Around Edge on Reverse. Light Sea Green. Sheared Mouth. Blow Pipe Pontil

First half 19thC. Light sapphire blue. Has chipped top with a crack down the neck to the shoulder. On August 10, 1928, Ledlie Laughlin purchased this from J.E. Nevil of Washington Court House, Ohio, f

North America, United States, ca. 19th century CE. A group of 3 antique glass bottles of a semitransparent aquamarine hue. The first is a large pear shape that has raised double spirals or violin scro

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Nice color. Purchased in Ithaca NY from Viola Graham during March 1927 for $25.

Lovely Pitkin style flask. It is a medium  olive green in color. Swirl to the right.  Pint flask 6-1/4" x 4-3/8" Pattern molded  antique bottle Blown in the German Half post  metho

Pint flask. First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Slight wear to high points. Exceptional color in excellent condition.

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Aquamarine seems to be a rare color in this particular mold. Purchased for $60 from Gertrude Hall, Buffalo NY 1927. Pictured in the Magazine Antiques Vol XXXVIII

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive. Purchased from Murdock Antiques, Batavia NY March 1927.

Three Sizes of  Double Scroll Violin Historic  Flasks includes 1). GIX-34 half pint,   Scroll and fleur-de-lis w/ 8 pointed star /  Same as front 8 / 0 - 8 / 0,  Aquamarine,&#

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Purchased from J.W.Madison, Fredonia NY on March 5, 1927

GIV-2 MASONIC ARCH - FEDERAL EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, light to medium olive green, pint size, bold embossing with Masonic Arch obverse and an eagle at reverse with "HS" inside an oval medal

First quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks. Wear on the high points. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this from the 1931 (April 10) McKearin NYC sale for $350. The two-part 1931 McKearin glass auction catalog i

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

First quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks. This version does not have Washington's statue on the monument top. Color shows striations. Glass body has a long crease dimple on the interior, and a dimple o

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Deep olive made in Lancaster NY. Purchased for $110 in April 1927 from Ira Reed Auction in Sellersville PA.

First quarter 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, has an internal clamshell fissure 1/2" on the top rim. Otherwise fine, especially for this rare bottle in a rare color.