Lets see your blob tops

[heybubbajay]

Blob top, tombstone plate (for a paper label) and mug base (10 sided base)

 

[Harry Pristis]

Here's a pair of PHOENIX BOTTLING WORKS / BUFFALO, N.Y. blob-tops.

The example on the left is a standard corker. The example on the right has a Baltimore loop seal closure. I don't have room on my shelf for interesting blob-tops like these, so they languish in storage.

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[Bass]

Here's a pair of PHOENIX BOTTLING WORKS / BUFFALO, N.Y. blob-tops. The example on the left is a standard corker. The example on the right has a Baltimore loop seal closure. I don't have room on my shelf for interesting blob-tops like these, so they languish in storage. <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1027634"/>

. Love the early eagle emblems on that pair Harry

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[PikesPeakCharlie]

Here are a few more. The only true cornflower blue hutch I have ever seen from Cripple Creek , a beauty Cripple Creek Bottling Works right out of the dirt ,a Canon City Colorado ,a Norwich Kansas , and the Stolen from Rocky Mountain Bottling Works. All dug in Cripple Creek . Sorry I don't find any pontiled ones up here

 

[Bass]

That cornflower is gorgeous Charlie. Bet hat one was a heartstopper when it came out of the dirt. Thanks for sharing

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[sandchip]

That cornflower Hutch smokes, Charlie!

Here's my only decent blob top, embossed "C.A. ELLS & SON / MACON, GA. - MINERAL WATER / UNION GLASSWORKS / PHILA"

Also pictured is an envelope from C.A. Ells mailed to an attorney in Albany, and apparently sent back (possibly refused?). Note the embossed flap and the way "cigars" is spelled. Also shown is a page out of an 1869 Macon city directory for H.N. Ells, who I guess is the "Son" on the bottle, apparently carrying on his father's business. The bottle predates the ad by probably 15 years.

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

Man !! I wish I could find some of those cobalt or green pontiled sodas out here !!! but I have not . Sand ,that cobalt Macon actually made me drool a little bit ! Sweeeet bot !!

 

[flyadive]

Some of mine

 

[sandchip]

Man !! I wish I could find some of those cobalt or green pontiled sodas out here !!! but I have not . Sand ,that cobalt Macon actually made me drool a little bit ! Sweeeet bot !!

It was shown off at a bottle club meeting when I was about 15 years old. Only took me 25 years to put it on my shelf!

 

[Road Dog]

Beers

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

Dog , Nice collection of amber !!

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Alright here are some of mine, four dug blobs, two of them Stamford, one a Honesdale Mineral Water, and the other an NYC T&W. Then the hutch is a swirly based one I bought, really good condition. The tall blob is one I dug, a weird ABM picnic beer from Gray Bros New Canaan. The two hutches are also Gray Bros, one on the left is an older, listed variant, the other is a slightly newer mold I think that is unlisted on Hutchbook, it has the addition of NET WEIGHT 7 OZS, both bought. Then here is a tall Baltimore loop blob I bought, from Stamford.

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

And of course, pics out of order. I swear this site sometimes...haha

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

Nice !!!! Is the base on that hutch swirled

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Nice !!!! Is the base on that hutch swirled

Yep really cool I love it.

 

[RelicDude]

Awesome collection! I have never seen a swirled bottom hutch before that's a killer piece.

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[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Thank you, I do really like the hutch.

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

Dug mug base's but have not ever seen a swirled one . That is a sweet hutch !!!

 

[Bass]

bhofcc, beautiful bottles. That is a super nice hutch. Like them all

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[PikesPeakCharlie]

This thread has been sitting for a little while,,,,, so here are a few more pics .