FREE-BLOWN GLOBULAR UTILITY BOTTLE

FREE-BLOWN GLOBULAR UTILITY BOTTLE, aquamarine, applied lip, kick-up base with a rough pontil mark. Probably Pittsburgh area. 1797-1830. 7 7/8" H. Provenance: From the Peter H. Tillou estate, Litchfie

FREE-BLOWN GLOBULAR CONTINENTAL UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, each of varying globular forms, having crude applied collars below the sheared lips, near-flat or slightly

FREE-BLOWN GLOBULAR CONTINENTAL UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, various shades of amber, each of globular form with narrow necks, having applied neck rings below the sheared lip, slig

FREE-BLOWN GLOBULAR-FORM UTILITY BOTTLE, light green, spherical body with a medium tapered neck and applied tapered mouth, kick-up base with light rought pontil mark. Probably Western Pennsy

including a light aquamarine and medium green free-blown utility bottle with each having a whittled surface, a light green octagonal example, and a pair of blue/green blown-molded bottles, each having

EUROPEAN FREE-BLOWN CYLINDRICAL UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, dark olive green, of so-called "flower pot" form having cylindrical bodies with very long slender necks, applied collars below

bright golden topaz, square form with an excellent whittled surface, kick-up base with a rough pontil mark. New England area. First half 19th century. 4 1/8" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate

comprising an olive green example with an elongated neck, a deep olive amber cylindrical form, and a near-black mallet-form, each having an applied mouth and a kick-up base, one having a rough pontil

An Assembled Group of Six Glass Bottles, 18th-20th Century. Comprising two Dutch free-blown onion utility bottles, Dutch gin bottle, English etched colorless decanter, pinched bottle with stopper and

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS ONION / UTILITY BOTTLE, very dark olive green/black, full size, wide compressed "pancake" form with inwardly tapering short neck and crude applied bladed

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS MALLET / UTILITY BOTTLE, very dark olive/black, relatively straight-sided mallet form with slightly flared-out base, with inwardly tapering long neck and 

424-227 Antique Chestnut Bottle, Free Blown Globular Flask, Green, Seed Bubbles New England, Circa 1780 to 1830 Outward rolled collared mouth, clean pontil scar, Fine condition, H: 8.25" Reserve: $220

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS MALLET / ONION UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, heavily patinated dark olive-green/black glass, one compressed pancake onion and two mallets, each with applied b

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS MALLET / SQUAT CYLINDRICAL UTILITY BOTTLE, very dark olive/black, relatively straight-sided mallet form with very slightly flared-out base, inwardly tapering l

This Sasanian glass bottle, crafted between the 3rd and 5th century A.D., measures 4 cm in height and 3.5 cm in diameter (about 1.57 x 1.38 inches). It is free-blown, boasting a globular body on a sli

FREE-BLOWN CONTINENTAL DEMIJOHN BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, each of globular form with stout necks and wide mouths, having crude applied and patterned (possibly coggled) collars belo

FREE-BLOWN CONTINENTAL DEMIJOHN BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, medium to dark reddish-amber glass, each of globular form with stout necks and wide mouths, having applied and patterned neck rings&

Rome, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. In a compound word, jaw-dropping! A free-blown glass bottle of light blue-green hues with a globular body on a concave bottom and a tall slender tubular neck which wou

Roland Jahn contemporary hand blown art glass 11" (height) free form bottle with applied globular strips of glass, signed on side of bottle near base R. John '72. CONDITION: Small bubble imperfection

19th c free blown bottle w/ wide open mouth, light golden amber, open pontil, ht 4 1/4”, dia 2 1/4”, Dr Oliver eastman collection, undamaged

ASSORTED AMERICAN FREE-BLOWN UTILITY FLASKS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an amber chestnut-form with applied handle, a pale green mallet-form with sloping-collar mouth, and two aquamarine ovoid chestnut-f

ASSORTED BLOWN UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF SEVEN, amber, aquamarine, colorless, and light green, including a pattern-molded beehive form with 24 swirled ribs, a half-post blown rectangular example, and a

Miniature deep aqua blown globular bottle. New England, circa 1830. H 4-1/2". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e4oe03x9f2hk9

INCLUDING FREE BLOWN CREAMER WITH INTERIOR CENTER RING, BLOWN IN MOLD MINIATURE MASTER SALT, FREE BLOWN OPAL JUG APPLIED HANDLE, TWO MINIATURE FREE BLOWN BOTTLES AQUAMARINE AND GREEN ALL HAVE PONTILS