The kid in the Pit **Updated Owl Pics**

[jgas]

Here are a few of the updated Owl Pitcher Pictures. She cleaned up nicely The other cleaned up Hutch bottle is the Wm J. Reineck Albany NY Patent 1887. She needs a good tumbler!

I am posting our finds of today at the Pits...We had a blast and are attempting another dig tomorrow. So be on the lookout for those cool pics as well. jgas

 

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[ticm]

nice glass

 

[KOOTNEY KID]

Awwwwwwsome glass,Idig what you dig ,but seriously I love to dig privys and old dumps too, when lucky enough to find the right sites. THANKS,..............K.KID.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Great looking glass!

 

[oldmaps]

Your oil lamp is from the 1893 Chicago Worlds fair, United States Glass company made them. I am not sure of the pattern name , most of them had state or city names. Good luck on your dig.

 

[cjprice]

FANTASTIC FINDS!!! Love the OWL.

 

[Argentium]

I think that owl pitcher is magnificent ! Are we talking circa 1890's --1900 for that piece ?
Argentium.

 

[muleskinner]

That is some darn nice glass. The owl is awesome!

 

[deanv63]

Love the pitcher

 

[Mr Tuff]

cleaned up nice!!!!!! MR TUFF

 

[mainer]

I liked it the first time I saw it, and now the second time. That thing is sweet.

 

[pepperj]

The honey amber of the owl is so cool, a real nice display piece in any collection.

 

[theseeker]

That Owl pitcher even though cracked is Sweet! Really like that! Thanks again for sharing your finds.

 

[jgas]

Thanks for all the replies guys. Yep the Owl turned out nicely. One lady I contacted says it is a Challinor and Taylor piece from Pittsburg Pa. Circa 1885. jgas

 

[DMN]

Primo glass! I get alot of soda bottles but no good colored. And the owl.....just gotta like it!

 

[JRich98150]

That is a real nice pitcher you've found there. I'd check with local antique dealers to see where you could send it or take it to a reputable outfit and get the cracks somewhat repaired. It is a stunning piece of glassware. It's probably well worth trying to restore and repair. Super cool find. Congratulations. I just love it. I don't know what the repair would cost but I'm sure it would be well worth the price. If you need help with the repair cost I've got plenty of clad I'd be glad to help with the expense of the restoration of that beautiful glass piece. That is a pretty rare find from a "dump." I have to say banner!

JRich

 

[jeff of pa]

WOW !
Awsome Finds !

 

[jgas]

I am going to look into it for sure as far as getting it fixed if at all possible. It was incredible that it came out of the pit at least 8 feet down. There was another pitcher in there too but it was totally smashed. It has to be one of the best pieces I have found, especially from the 1800's. Thanks for the reply JRich and Jeff, I appreciate it. jgas