GXII-21 CLASPED HANDS AND EAGLE HISTORICAL FLASK

GXII-1 CLASPED HANDS / EAGLE PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASK, red amber, pint, having clasped hands within an American Shield and embossed "UNION" to one side with a flying eagle with shield to the rever

GXII-2 EAGLE / CLASPED HANDS PICTORIAL / HISTORICAL FLASKS, LOT OF TWO, light blue green and aquamarine, each quart with one side depicting a flying eagle with shield and ribbon with an elongated plai

"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

aquamarine, comprising a quart GXII-6 and a pint GXII-17, each having an applied lip, plain bases. Midwestern. 1860-1880. 7 3/4" and 8 3/4" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate collection, Winsto

Lot of 5 Clasped Hands / Eagle Historic  Flasks including 1)  GXII-31 Clasped Hands /  Flying eagle to right no inscriptions, Half  pint, Aqua, Tooled flat ring below plain lip,&#1

19th Century blown green glass flasks - George Washington / Gen. Taylor glass flask; Union with Clasped Hands; For Pike's Peak w/ Eagle Back and embossed "Old Rye" and reverse "Pittsburgh PA". All goo

Flasks- 2 aqua 1.) Eagle with banner above plain panel- 'Waterford' with thirteen stars above clasped hands in shield, U. R. # 124 GI, GXII-2, wide collared mouth; 2.) Eagle with banner above plain sh

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.

bright citron/yellow-green, quart, applied flat collar below the plain lip, Type 2 base. Reserve. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. 1860-1880. 8 3/4" H.Literature: McKearin - American Bottles & Flasks,

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)

9 3/4" long copper flask with brass top stamped "Batty" and "1853", "B" stamped to collar. Both sides with repousse right-facing eagle above clasped hands within oval of 20 stars above US shield over

Union and clasped Hands Flask with No. 2 and an eagle on the back. Pale green color. No pontil. Applied top. shelf wear. 8.5" tall. No damage. Keywords: Antique, Blown, American, pattern, whiskey

The two hand-blown green glass flasks from the first half of the 19th century: 1. A mold blown aquamarine glass Eagle and Grapes flask with rough pontil and plain lip. 2. A mold blown aquamarine glass

bright lime green, pint, central Masonic Arch with an All-Seeing Eye above a triangle surrounding a G, reverse having an Eagle with ribbon and a concave eight-point star within a reserve, wide neck wi

Double Eagle historical flask, sheared mouth, smooth circular pontil, light aqua color, very good condition - no damage. GII-1. Measures 6 3/4"H.

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

Rare Deep Amber Red Color Pint, Applied  collar with band. Union Clasped Hands in  Slender shield w/ 13 stars - Eagle plain  shield long spindly olive branch. smooth  bottom. Excel

Double Eagle Historical Flask possibly  Kentucky Glass Works, Louisville, Kentucky   1845-1860. Aquamarine, Pontil mark,  sheared  mouth w/ chipped collar - pontil scar, Pint.&#160

GII-120 Double Eagle Historical Flask: One Pint Aqua Flask with Ring Top, Polished Pontil. Possibly Granite Glassworks, New Hampshire, Mid 19th C. Both Sides with Eagle Over Blank Frame. 7 3/4"T. Very

comprising a green pint GXI-9 and an aquamarine half-pint GXI-10, each having an applied lip, plain bases. Probably Pittsburgh area. 1860-1880. 6 3/8" and 7 1/2" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum est

Three Calabash "Clasped Hands/ Eagles  includes: 1)  GIV-42 Large Shield with  Clasped Hands "Union" Masonic / American  Eagle, "A.R.S",  Pale Green Yellow, Quart,  Calab

"Masonic/Eagle" historical flask, half pint, McKearin GIV-25, probably Keene, NH, light olive amber, ht 6"

Date: 1st C AD Material: silver Provenance: From an old British collectom, acquired on German and Austrian art markets. Dimensions: 18mm; 3.8grams Roman AR Denarius of Dmitian, rv. Clasped Hands; Eagl

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Super crisp mold. Purchased on March 8th, 1929 from N.C. Gest of Mechanicsburg OH for $100.