Three 18th Century Hand Blown "Squat Onion" Form Bottles

Three 18th Century Hand Blown "Squat Onion" Form Bottlesin dark olive with gold irridescence.7" tallest

Early 18th c. Free Blown Onion Shape Bottle, probably Dutch, in green glass, squat form with applied lip, tapering neck and pushed in base, unpolished pontil, 7" high, 5 1/4" diam.

THREE ANTIQUE BOTTLES19th/Early 20th Century1-2) Pair of Robert Gibson, Manchester, England apothecary bottles. Heights 13.5".3) Hand-blown amber glass onion bottle with applied ring. Height 9.25". Di

French, 18th century. Group of three graduated porcelain lidded bottles in moon flask form with gilt scalloped edges on white ground, hand painted pink rose flower on circular stopper at top of each,

Holder English, 18th century, blue print flowers, rectangular form with two hand holds, three compartments, receptacle for ink bottle and candle holder, blue crescent mark, 3 x 9 in.,. Provenance: Dor

18th and early 19th century. Three bottles of varying color and form. Good overall condition. No cracks, breaks or strikes detected. Tallest: H10 1/4"

American/British, possibly 18th/19th century,ÿof varying form with long tapered necks, 8-3/4 in. to 11-1/2 in. , Provenance: Private Collection, North Carolina

A group of three 18th century hand-blown covered storage jars with applied banding. The largest jar measures 14" tall by 6" across. The medium measures 10" tall by 5" across. The smallest one measures

American, 20th century, hand blown pear form bottle with tooled everted rim, 24 x 17 in.; with faceted and hollow teardrop stopper, overall height, 33-3/4 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Ashevil

Three 18th Century Blown Olive Green Bottles. Tallest 10-1/2"h. Condition: Good.

Early Dutch 18th/19th c. hand blown onion bottle. 8 inches high x 5 inches wide.

18th century. A blown olive glass onion bottle; ht. 7.75 in. Provenance: From the collection of Art Gerber, Indiana

TWO BLOWN SQUAT BOTTLES One bottle 18th c., 7 3/4" h; the other opaque possibly 20th c., 8" h.

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

Two early blown glass squat bottles. 18th century. H 7" and H 7-3/8". Condition: Interior residue. Very small check in lip of one. Probably in the making. Some surface scratches. Link for high-res ima

(pair) Dutch green onion form glass bottles, late 18th c., having long tapering neck over globular body, each painted with naval scene and coat of arms to back, typical paint loss and hazing, approx 1

Antique religious Holy Water flask, 18th c possibly earlier, hand blown glass with dark translucent glass bottle with lighter color applied handles and decorative handholds, the front with an applied

Green hand blown glass bottle with pontil, approx 9" H, 5" dia at widest and .75" opening inside thick rim.

Three Dark Olive "Squat Onion" Blown Glass Bottlestallest 8 1/4"

Includes reproduction "Independence Bottle" popular in the Philadelphia area during the 18th century. 6-1/2" to 9-1/2" high. From the Estate of Stephen Pancoe, York Haven, PA. IMPORTANT: Before biddin

Anonymous Hand-blown Glass Bottle. c. Early 18th century. Beautiful piece in as-found condition. 7"h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $35

The domed casket with brass studs on a red fabric ground, opening to 2 handblown glass bottles with glass caps . IMPORTANT: NO In-House Shipping, Please read our shipping terms for provider.

18th century; probably English, green glass with pontil mark, 7 in. H.

of squat baluster form, the gadrooned body applied with two loop handles and rim, in light lilac-tone glass, with old Russian inventory label and round label reading Kh. [amphora] A.O.; height: 7 cm (