MORNING STAR FIGURAL BITTERS BOTTLE

AMBER PIG SUFFOLK BITTERS ON REVERSE PHILBROOK & TUCKER BOSTON APPLIED LIP 4" X 10" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LINE

MEDIUM AMBER COLOR EAR OF CORN IN PARTIAL HUSK NATIONAL BITTERS PATENT 1867 ON BASE 12 1/2" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also

medium golden amber, rectangular log cabin form, embossed "HOLTZERMANNS / PATENT / STOMACH / BITTERS" on side of roof above label panel, broad sloping mouth, plain base. Patent by J. F. Holtzermann, P

FISH FORM "THE FISH BITTERS" W.H. WARE PATENTED 1866. IN FOLDED RIM 4 1/4" X 11 3/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LI

medium golden amber, square log cabin form, embossed on opposite sides of roof "S T / DRAKE'S / 1860 / PLANTATION / X / BITTERS" and "PATENTED / 1862" on one tier, 17 logs including the base, and six

medium amber, square log cabin form, embossed on opposite sides of roof "S T / DRAKE'S / 1860 / PLANTATION / X / BITTERS" and "PATENTED / 1862" on one tier, 17 logs including the base, and six logs ab

DRAKE'S PLANTATION FIGURAL BITTERS BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, orange-amber and medium amber, square log cabin form, both embossed on opposite sides of roof "S T / DRAKE'S / 1860 /&nbs

American, third quarter 19th Century. Amber glass bottle in the form of cigar store maiden holding a shield "Brown's Celebrated Indian Herb Bitters" on back "Patented Feb. 11, 1868". Some very minor w

Height 11 1/2 inches.

2 Vintage Amber Glass Figural Bitters Fish Bottles, one large one small. Taller measures 10 inches.

12 Dug, unwashed 19th and 20th Century figural, whiskey and bitters glass bottles.

Amber Glass Indian Queen Herb Bitters Figural Bottle. American, circa. 1868-75, ground lip and smooth base, embossed lettering on lower oval shield, "BROWN'S/CELEBATED/INDIAN HERB BITTERS," and back s

ST. DRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS FIGURAL BOTTLE, honey amber, 17 logs on two sides, with six logs on the remaining sides, six small raised dots under the base arranged in a circle. Circa 1862. 10"H, 2 7/

Bitters- triangular, marked on two panels 'Morning' - 'Bitters Inceptum 5869' - 'Patented 5869' (Ring & Ham M 135), 3/4 quart, amber, sloping collared mouth, beveled corners and side, iron pontil. 11

Bitters- square, marked vertically 'Star Kidney and Liver Bitters' (Ring & Ham S178), 3/4 quart, amber, long tapered collar, beveled corners, smooth base, minor chip at base. 8 7/8''h

Amber Glass Indian Queen Herb Bitters Figural Bottle. American, circa. 1868-75, ground lip and smooth base, embossed lettering on lower oval shield, "BROWN'S/CELEBATED/INDIAN HERB BITTERS," and back s

A rare antique 3/4 quart Berkshire Bitters figural pig amber glass bottle. Made between 1860-1880, this bottle is the long variant measuring 10" long. Marked "Amann & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. *notes- Re

Approx 10 inches tall.

An antique 19th. century amber glass bitters bottle in figural barrel shape by E. E. Hall of New Haven, CT. Established 1842. Measures 9 1/4" tall. *note - small chip at lip

Hobbs No. 293 Stars and Stripes Bitters/Barber Bottle. Cranberry opalescent glass with three rows of stars, lower end of stripes flow counter-clockwise above stars, polished pontil mark. Hobbs, Brocku

HARDEN HAND GRENADE FIGURAL GLASS BOTTLE, electric blue, star on shoulder and embossed lettering around medial ring, rough mouth. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6 3/4" H.Glass undamaged with typical rou

STARS AND STRIPES / HOBBS NO. 293 BITTERS / BARBER'S BOTTLE, Sapphire/blue opalescent, three rows of stars, lower end of stripes flow to the left above stars, polished pontil mark. Hobbs, Brockunier &

18K ROSE GOLD CHANNEL NO.5 PERFUME BOTTLE PENDANT NECKLACE. Weight around 8.4 gram.

A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE 'FIGURAL' BOTTLE VASE, enamel painted with Fuxing, Luxing and Shouing, the Three Star Gods, and courtiers, the reverse with rockwork and prunus tree, bears a six-character mark