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O.K. all you bottleheads,, check this one out !!! found under old house today,, took about 2 hours to clean it!!!

Would like to know the age,,and what the heck was in it originally,, :dontknow:,, pretty cool though,, other goodies include,,

watch guts three wheaties, and various other stuff!!,,,

thanks for lookin

Arthur
 

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Hello

Would not place the violin bottle in the "junk" category so quickly...

I would re-post it in the bottle section to get a more learned opinion, I am a medicine bottle guy myself...

Mr R
 
"I personally don't think Artz bottle is the same as the ones you posted from the link..."

Creeper, neither do I. I just posted the link as a guide because it seems these types of bottles originated in the 1930's. In fact the violin bottle seems to have been patented around that time. I suppose artz's bottle could span this whoile period.
 
johnnyi said:
"I personally don't think Artz bottle is the same as the ones you posted from the link..."

Creeper, neither do I. I just posted the link as a guide because it seems these types of bottles originated in the 1930's. In fact the violin bottle seems to have been patented around that time. I suppose artz's bottle could span this whoile period.

I thought it looked like the same type of bottles,,,but thats why I put it on here !!!,,,,, dont know??? I just listed it on the bottle forum to see what they say,,,


thanks,,guys :icon_thumleft:


arthur
 
went to my online kovel price guide they don't show photos so I'm not sure if this is your bottle the price you see is what it was in 2002.....

Bottle collecting has become a major American hobby. There are several general categories of bottles, such as historic flasks, bitters, household, and figural. ABM means the bottle was made by an automatic bottle machine after 1903. Pyro is the shortened form of the word pyroglaze, an enameled lettering used on bottles after the mid-1930s. This form of decoration is also called ACL or applied color label. For more bottle prices, see the book Kovels' Bottles Price List by Ralph and Terry Kovel.


Category Bottle
Pattern or Item Figural
Description Violin, Amber, Clevenger, 9 1/2 In.
Year 2002
Price $77.00




Read more: http://www.kovels.com/priceguide/kovels_bottle/2002/figural/2193971.html#ixzz0NvUFUiRN
 
This is an SV2 Violin bottle. (Small Violin classification) 7-1/4" tall, small mound with a letter in the base....correct? Can't make out the letter but I believe there is one. There are only 3 molds that have been Identified from companies that made this type. Mold 1 from Clevenger Bros. Glass Works, Old Jersey Glass Co., and Dell Glass Co. Mold 2 at Dell Glass Co., and mold 3 at Clevenger Bros. Glass Works. You have mold 2 Amethyst, produced at Dell Glass Co. Price----$ 20-30. All of the LV (or large Violin) classification molds have a bar of music on the back. Yours does not as I cannot see it from the pics. Please tell me if I ID'd this correctly from the size of 7-1/4". Late 30's early 40's.
 
Question for you Mr. Artzstuf? It has to do with the name just between your s/n and your avatar. I used to know a fella his nickname was Bugtussle, we used to call him that because he was a "butterball" of a youngster, and when he ran, he looked like a dung beetle tusseling with his prize, so we called him Bugtussel. I wonder if you may be the same kid all growed up, but with a nickname that stuck? I can't remember your real name, but, if you know my cousin Jim Thomas, then you are the same dude. When I knew bugtussle, he was living in Shelby County, Memphis Tenn...........NGE BTW Nice bottle :hello2:
 
hogge said:
This is an SV2 Violin bottle. (Small Violin classification) 7-1/4" tall, small mound with a letter in the base....correct? Can't make out the letter but I believe there is one. There are only 3 molds that have been Identified from companies that made this type. Mold 1 from Clevenger Bros. Glass Works, Old Jersey Glass Co., and Dell Glass Co. Mold 2 at Dell Glass Co., and mold 3 at Clevenger Bros. Glass Works. You have mold 2 Amethyst, produced at Dell Glass Co. Price----$ 20-30. All of the LV (or large Violin) classification molds have a bar of music on the back. Yours does not as I cannot see it from the pics. Please tell me if I ID'd this correctly from the size of 7-1/4".

I belive ya got right on there hogge,, there is a letter "D" on the bottom, never noticed it before, and it measures exactly 7 and a quarter,, thanks



arthur
 
nowgittineverything said:
Question for you Mr. Artzstuf? It has to do with the name just between your s/n and your avatar. I used to know a fella his nickname was Bugtussle, we used to call him that because he was a "butterball" of a youngster, and when he ran, he looked like a dung beetle tusseling with his prize, so we called him Bugtussel. I wonder if you may be the same kid all growed up, but with a nickname that stuck? I can't remember your real name, but, if you know my cousin Jim Thomas, then you are the same dude. When I knew bugtussle, he was living in Shelby County, Memphis Tenn...........NGE BTW Nice bottle :hello2:

Nope not the same dude!!! sorry ,, I got that name from the t.v. series,, i think it was petticoat junction or one of those cant remember for sure!!!

it was a name of a little town in one of those series somewhere!!!

arthur
 
artzstuff1 said:
hogge said:
This is an SV2 Violin bottle. (Small Violin classification) 7-1/4" tall, small mound with a letter in the base....correct? Can't make out the letter but I believe there is one. There are only 3 molds that have been Identified from companies that made this type. Mold 1 from Clevenger Bros. Glass Works, Old Jersey Glass Co., and Dell Glass Co. Mold 2 at Dell Glass Co., and mold 3 at Clevenger Bros. Glass Works. You have mold 2 Amethyst, produced at Dell Glass Co. Price----$ 20-30. All of the LV (or large Violin) classification molds have a bar of music on the back. Yours does not as I cannot see it from the pics. Please tell me if I ID'd this correctly from the size of 7-1/4".

I belive ya got right on there hogge,, there is a letter "D" on the bottom, never noticed it before, and it measures exactly 7 and a quarter,, thanks



arthur
If the color is light purple it's amethyst. Can't really tell from the pic, but amber will be a darker brown. If it is, then the maker is DELL.
 
WTG that is one good looking bottle in great condition :icon_thumleft:
 
hogge said:
artzstuff1 said:
hogge said:
This is an SV2 Violin bottle. (Small Violin classification) 7-1/4" tall, small mound with a letter in the base....correct? Can't make out the letter but I believe there is one. There are only 3 molds that have been Identified from companies that made this type. Mold 1 from Clevenger Bros. Glass Works, Old Jersey Glass Co., and Dell Glass Co. Mold 2 at Dell Glass Co., and mold 3 at Clevenger Bros. Glass Works. You have mold 2 Amethyst, produced at Dell Glass Co. Price----$ 20-30. All of the LV (or large Violin) classification molds have a bar of music on the back. Yours does not as I cannot see it from the pics. Please tell me if I ID'd this correctly from the size of 7-1/4".

I belive ya got right on there hogge,, there is a letter "D" on the bottom, never noticed it before, and it measures exactly 7 and a quarter,, thanks



arthur
If the color is light purple it's amethyst. Can't really tell from the pic, but amber will be a darker brown. If it is, then the maker is DELL.

ya ,, it looks more of an purple color than brown for sure,,,


thanks for the help on this


arthur
 
artzstuff1 said:
hogge said:
artzstuff1 said:
hogge said:
This is an SV2 Violin bottle. (Small Violin classification) 7-1/4" tall, small mound with a letter in the base....correct? Can't make out the letter but I believe there is one. There are only 3 molds that have been Identified from companies that made this type. Mold 1 from Clevenger Bros. Glass Works, Old Jersey Glass Co., and Dell Glass Co. Mold 2 at Dell Glass Co., and mold 3 at Clevenger Bros. Glass Works. You have mold 2 Amethyst, produced at Dell Glass Co. Price----$ 20-30. All of the LV (or large Violin) classification molds have a bar of music on the back. Yours does not as I cannot see it from the pics. Please tell me if I ID'd this correctly from the size of 7-1/4".

I belive ya got right on there hogge,, there is a letter "D" on the bottom, never noticed it before, and it measures exactly 7 and a quarter,, thanks



arthur
If the color is light purple it's amethyst. Can't really tell from the pic, but amber will be a darker brown. If it is, then the maker is DELL.

ya ,, it looks more of an purple color than brown for sure,,,


thanks for the help on this


arthur
Kool looking bottle. Wish it was worth more. :'( Hogge
 

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