This is the first weekly round-up of some really nice photography from various antique bottle and glass web sites that have surfaced in the previous week. It seems that winter sunlight and new snow has influenced many of still life pictures that appear below.

Make sure you visit the Fresh Peach Gallery which represents the best of the best pictures from 2012.

P H O T O    G A L L E R Y

I was fortunate to be at the right time and place. – Herbert Cable (Early American Glass FB)

I ALWAYS WANTED A PONY!!! – Larry Baumann (Insulator Collectors FB)

A wonderful photograph of a Dr. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters – Utah Antique Bottle Cliche

Was at my buddy’s today. Snapped this pic, we have a friendly competition with the Lockport stuff. – Dave Kam (Early American Glass FB)

One of my Bitters Rooms – Ferdinand Meyer V (Peachridge Glass)

5 hrs last night cleaning dolls heads (: – Mark Rose (Bottle Diggers and Collectors FB)

TODAY’S GARAGE FINDS (brrrr…. Cold out there, half way thru, here’s some keepers) – John Panella (Bottle Collectors FB

A few of my Demi’s – Mark Yates (Bottle Collectors FB)

Color run of Dr. J. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters – Dale Mlasko

Playing around with my demijohns – James Campiglia

Look closely and you’ll find a few choice objects. – Jeff Noordsy (Early American Glass FB)

I was fortunate enough to acquire (2) more Lockports and both are rare colors. The cornflower blue example is one of two known with some impressive provenance. Ex John Pastor, Ex Mark Yates. The yellow olive green one is a slayer! I now have (11) different colored examples and (9) different mold variants of the …” FROM THE LABORATORY//OF/G.W. MERCHANT/CHEMIST//LOCKPORT, N.Y. These are personal favorites. For Dave Kam and Peachridge Glass, I will post more pics in the next few days. Happy New Year Team…. – Rick Ciralli (Bottle Collectors FB)

Just fooling around with my iPad and thought I’d take a pic looking out my basement window – Chip Cable (Early American Glass FB)

Couple of “little boys” from the Hartford hood. – Michael George (Early American Glass FB)

Taken from the Good book of Woody Douglas according to Tom Marshall… I have but one question for the moody glass masters… Is my sheet wrinkled enough?? :) – Michael George (Early American Glass FB)

I just had to send you something for the site, which I got carried away viewing. It’s great to see you always have exciting stuff posted! I’m staying up way too late working on bottles. – James Campiglia

Governer Clinton – Tom Marshall (Early American Glass FB)

A recently unearthed Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup catches some daylight – James Campiglia (Outhouse Patrol)

The Pharmacy on Mercury Street Documentary – Meg McWhinney