QUART UNION FLASK

American, mid-19th century, mold-blown glass. Yellow-amber in color, with "UNION" over clasped hands opposite an eagle, and with an applied lip and smooth pontil. 8.75" high. (LR13)

Flask- Clasped hands in shield below thirteen stars and 'Union'- reverse same, V. R. #123 G 6, quart, aquamarine, applied mouth with ring, iron pontil, chip at lip. 8 3/4''

"Union" And Clasped Hands - Eagle Historical Calabash Flask, aqua, probably Pittsburgh district, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1850-1860. Applied double collared mouth - iron pontil mark, quart size, 9" t

Flasks- 3 Calabash, clasped hands and shield below 'Union' and thirteen stars- eagle with banner, vertically ribbed edges, GXII-43, quart, aqua, double collared mouths. 9 1/4'' ea.

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Unusual color. Purchased on Dec 14th 1932 from H.M. Rublee of Mercersburg PA.

Union flask with hands and eagle H8-7/8". Union flask with hands and cannon H 7-3/4". Union flask with hands and eagle. H6-1/2". Mid 19th century. Condition: No damage noted. Copy and paste this link

American, 19th century, a rare "Corn for the World" specimen, with monument and "Baltimore" to other side, pair of collector's notes to bottom. ht. 8.75"

Circa 1895. Aqua colored union flask having a nicely marked palmetto seal with tree at one side. Good condition with no cracks, pops or flakes. H6"

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.

Approx 5" wide and 9 1/2" tall

1/2 Pint Union flask with Palmetto Seal. Very bold detail to the seal. The piece has a bubble with a very small 1/16" hole at the side of the joint shoulder, otherwise nice overall condition. H6 1/8"

Amber Union flask handsomely marked with palmetto. Very good overall condition. H6 1/8" Sold from the collection of a Greenville lady and gentleman.

Union flask having a slightly aqua color and a nice bold palmetto seal. Good condition. H7 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Greenville lady and gentleman.

Light aqua color Union flask, Tippecanoe dark amber color advertising bottle. Excellent. Size: Both approx. 9"H

Three Union flasks in aqua color glass. Each marked with palmetto seal. Overall good condition. H6 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Greenville lady and gentleman.

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Purchased for $35 during August 1928 from Ruth Webb Lee of Pittsford NY.

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks, HOWEVER, has an internal 1/2" clamshell fissure on the lip above the bubble. Purchased on Oct 2nd, 1930 from Ruth Webb Lee of Pittsford NY for only $30. In todays

Double Eagle Historical Flask possibly  Kentucky Glass Works, Louisville, Kentucky   1845-1860. Aquamarine, Quart sheared mouth -  pontil scar, quart.  GII-26. Appealing  ligh

First half 19thC. No chips HOWEVER, has an internal tight fissure (crack) along the bottom through the pontil area. Purchased from F.W. Upson of Dundee NY on Oct 12, 1929 for the sum of $30.

“Pike's Peak” American historical flask, quart, McKearin GXI-7, aqua, ht 9”

First half 19thC. No cracks HOWEVER, one top rim chip, shallow. Hard to spot.

A stainless steel military flask in a leather case with lacing and a metal badge with an enameled red star and the coat of arms of the Soviet Union. Dimensions: H: 5 1/4 in. (13.5 cm.)

Composite quart cans in good condition, each with contents

Cracks around the bottle neck top. Uneven edge on the shot glass rim. Measures 9 1/2" to 2 1/4" high. MEG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the