Antique Green Connecticut Sunburst 1/2 Pint Flask

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

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

Comparatively Scarce 1/2 Pint  Olive Amber  Sunburst Historic Flask, Coventry Glass  Works, Coventry, Conn. Plain Lip Pontil Mark.  Excellent Bottle, Measures: 6" tall x 3"  w

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

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

G-VIII-16 Comparatively Scarce Sunburst w/ 21  Rays 1/2 pint fabulous color of  wonderful  Deep olive green with tiny bubbles. Very  nice. Coventry Conn.

GIII-7 1/2 Pint Cornucopia Historical Flask: Mold Blown Flash with Rough Pontil. Deep Olive Green with Cornucopia on One Side and Fruit in Urn on Other. Very Good Condition with Minor Rubbing at High

Scarce Sheaf of  Grain / Star , 1/2 pint,  double rounded collar,  smooth base w/ molded  line, Aquamarine w/ some green with bubbles.

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

An early-mid 19th century pattern-molded glass Lafayette & Liberty Cap portrait flask, Stebbins & Stebbins, Coventry Glassworks, Coventry, Connecticut. Olive-Amber Green, "Lafayette" above a bust-leng

GVIII-29 SUNBURST FLASK, strong bluish green, three-quarter-pint, plain mouth, rough pontil mark. United States. 1830-1850. 6 7/8" H. Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American Bottles & Flasks, p. 615. P

52" Large Gilt Twig Stick Sunburst Wall Sculpture. 3D Natural twig branch spray form> gilt copper finish with dark green center. -- Dimensions: H: 52 inches: W: 52 inches: D: 12 inches ---

Vintage Green Pint Finished Two Door Storage Cabinet. Arch paneled doors. Dimensions: Height: 30 inches, Width: 32 inches, Depth: 12 inches. ---

strong green, pint, heavy impression, plain lip, faint rough pontil mark. Reserve. New England. 1820-1840. 8 1/8" H, 4 1/4" WOA.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American Bottles & Flasks, p. 609.Provenan

olive-amber, and deep olive-green, pint, sheared mouth, rough pontil mark. Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Connecticut. 1820-1848. 6 3/4" and 6 7/8" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson - American

yellow-olive and olive-green, each being pint size and having a rough pontil mark. Coventry Glassworks (1815-1848), Coventry, Connecticut. 1820-1848. 6 1/2" and 6 3/4" H.Literature: McKearin/Wilson -

First quarter 19thC. Super rare deep reddish "chocolate" color. No chips or repairs. Does not stand up squarely on it's base due to an uneven bottom surface. Had some sort of tape to keep it upright.

Hand- Blown American Double Eagle Light Green Pint Flask, measures 4.5"W x 7"H. Condition report: Chip in mouth of bottle, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for more

Comprises: 1.) Silver overlay flask with Rococo Revival-style engraving. Bears a glass liner broken at the neck [6 3/8" H]. 2.) Silver plate flask with screw-down telescoping shot glass cap. [5 1/2" H

Rare GIV-37 Eagle Pictorial Historical 6 3/4"T Flask: Light Green Pint Flask has Shielded Eagle with T.W.D. On One Side. Reverse has Sheaf of Wheat and Harvesting Tools Within Masonic Arch. Rough Pont

First half 19th century. Deep olive green pint flask with urn of fruit and cornucopia. GIII-4. A few tiny bubbles. 6.25"h.

First quarter 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Nice mold, great color. Purchased on Oct 2nd, 1930 from Ruth Webb Lee of Pittsford NY. Price was $35. This flask comes with a fully signed RWL letter outlinin