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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Embossed Mug of Beer on the J. Gahm Bottles
I couldn’t help but to buy this really cool beer bottle (pictured above) a couple of years back. I don’t collect beer bottles but I liked the lime green color and the mug embossing. Unfortunately, someone else really wanted it, … Continue reading
A Stunning Pen of Pigs from Glass Works Auctions and Elsewhere
Glass Works Auctions in East Greenville, PA has a stunning group of pigs, primarily Anna Pottery, in their current Auction 94 called the “Ides of March” Auction. Five (5) of the pigs are pictured below along with other pigs that … Continue reading
Posted in Figural Bottles, Glassmakers, History, Pottery
Tagged Anna, Anna Pottery, Cornwall Kirkpatrick, Glass Works Auctions, illinois, Pigs, Railroad, salt glazed, Wallace Kirkpatrick
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Cologne & Decanter Gallery
I wanted to create a posting for great Cologne and Decanter group pictures. Please send me your pictures for consideration.
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Cologne, Color Runs, Decanter, Photography
Tagged cologne, Decanter, Ed Gray, Kathy Gray, Meyer Collection, monument, Woody Douglas
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Constitution Bitters – The oldest Figural Bitters?
I did a post earlier today titled: Is the Cooley’s Anti Dispeptic Bitters our oldest Bitters? that prompted an email from prominent collector Sandor Fuss who graciously provided a picture of his extremely rare Constitution Bitters and said in his email: “Attached … Continue reading
Is the Cooley’s Anti Dispeptic Bitters our oldest Bitters?
“What is the earliest embossed American Bitters Bottle? There has been some dialogue this past week regarding a Rick Ciralli question as to “What is the oldest Bitters”. I thought I would pull together some information, pictures and posts that … Continue reading
The Washington Monument Bottle – Baltimore
One of the first bottles that really caught my attention when I first started collecting bottles was the Washington Monument Bottle from Baltimore that commemorates George Washington. Being from Baltimore, and being a member of the Baltimore Antique Bottle Club … Continue reading
Bavarian Bitters – Two Examples worth Comparing
Last May 2011, I was able to add the elusive B 34 Bavarian Bitters in the single line typographic arrangement, to my Bitters collection. Photography of this bottle was completed last week so now we can compare! This was a … Continue reading






