SOUTH CAROLINA DISPENSARY OVAL FLASK,

colorless, pint, embossed "S (palmetto tree) C / DISPENSARY", rounded collared mouth, smooth base. Fourth quarter 19th century. 8" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate collection, Winston-Salem,

colorless, comprising a pint and a half-pint, each embossed "S (palmetto tree) C / DISPENSARY", rounded collared mouth, smooth base. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6 3/4" and 8 1/8" H.Provenance: From t

Clear half-pint Jo-Jo flask bottle, front embossed with palmetto tree and "S C DISPENSARY", embossed glassmaker's mark "E.P. JR & CO." on back at base, embossed "8" on bottom; 6 3/4"H; good condition,

Clear pint Jo-Jo flask, front embossed with monogram and "S C DISPENSARY", embossed glassmaker's mark "C.G. Co." on back at base, embossed "35" on bottom; 7 3/4"H; good condition---Reference: No. 201,

1/2 pint clear monogrammed JoJo flask manufactured by C.L.F.G. Co. as embossed on bottom; #112 of "The South Carolina Dispensary A Bottle Collector's Atlas and History of the System" by Phillip Kennet

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.

Jo Jo Flask each having palmetto seal. Nice well kept condition. H8 1/8" Sold from the collection of a private King St. couple South of Broad Charleston, South Carolina.

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.

JoJo flask having the label Palmetto Rye Whiskey Charles H. Ross and Co of Baltimore. Nicely marked with seal on the other side and marked at foot for California Glass Co. Good overall condition. H7"

Circa 1900. Each in clear glass and joe joe flask and marked at the base. The bottles are dug and have not been cleaned. They are in good condition structurally. H6 3/4" (generally) Sold from the coll

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.

Circa 1900 collection of JoJo flasks. Three monogram jojos all in nice well kept condition. H7 7/8"

circa 1900. four clear glass JoJo flasks, three with monograms and one with palmetto tree. H7"

Circa 1900. Monogrammed JoJo Flask. All in nice well cared for condition. H6 7/8" Sold to benefit the Sumter, South Carolina SPCA.

Significant South Carolina Dispensary One Gallon Jug Circa Late 19th or early 20th Centaury, this example being made in Virginia, this is a very important stoneware for South Carolina stoneware. This

Aqua half pint cylindrical bottle, embossed palmetto tree and "South Carolina Dispensary"; 6 5/8"H; good condition---Reference: No. 160, page 70 {The South Carolina Dispensary} by Phillip Kenneth Hugg

Small size rum bottle in an aqua color. Nicely formed and marked example in good overall condition. H6 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Greenville lady and gentleman.

Clear quart bottle bearing horseshoe shaped paper label with decorative border and reading "PALMETTO / (circular frame with a palmetto tree and a bundle of logs) / RUM / Chemically Pure / South Caroli

Antique Amber blob top bottled having original paper label for Palmetto Rum. Overall good condition, some discoloration consistent with age. No breaks or chips. H9 1/2" Sold from the collection of a G

Pre prohibition embossed bottle with a 2" stress crack on the back side. 4" x 8"h. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. THIS IS

Mid 19th century, likely Coastal South Carolina or Georgia. The large oval basket is quite tight and well crafted. There are four pieces of cotton homespun fabric sown into the bottom of the basket sy

DESCRIPTION: Baker furniture historic South Carolina collection dining table with circular to oval extending design. Constructed on four curved legs with quad pillar support, completed with gilt trims

Mid 20th century. One presentation tray by Fisher Sterling given to Mr. Porter Williams by the South Carolina Bankers Association 1960, along with an oval tray by Whiting. Each with scattered surface