Raymond & Fish stoneware bottle history

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Just got this Raymond & Fish stoneware ginger beer bottle but can't find anything about it. One fellow said he thought it was a New York bottle from the early 1800's. Just wondering if anyone has any information on it. 6 1/2" tall and 2 5/8" across the bottom. Glazed finish, hand formed, maker mark on shoulder.
 

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Looks like it is Raymond & Fise not fish.
 
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There are listings for them under "Root Beer Makers" in the 1852-1853 New York City Directories. They are also listed as doing business in the "Stables, Livery" section, and "Coach & Carriage Makers".
 

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Cool old bottle cellerfeller!

Nice work Bramblefind!
 
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