River bank keepers

[RelicDude]

Yesterday my sister sfox87 and my self hit the river bank were i found some small bottles last week. I didn't think anything would come out or at least anything of quality. I'm new to bottle digging and never thought I would find a hutch but I did and it gets better because it's from my home town. Soon after that the clear crown top came out of the bank also from my home town. I wish I could find some info on these bottles because there isn't very much. Another thing I found amazing was my sister pulled out a complete gravy boat I have know Idea how that one survived. But here's some pics of our take. Thank you. Justin

 

[Bass]

Hey Justin.....WOW! Nice finds

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[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Beautiful! I need to get back out digging.

 

[RelicDude]

Thanks. We got back out this afternoon and the spot did not disapoint got a few more keepers.

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Keep em coming! I know there are more!

 

[geo4472]

Nice finds!!!wtg

 

[GaRebel1861]

You did well and had a good day. Nice finds!

 

[RelicDude]

Thanks everyone. I hope there is more we had a lot of rain so I don't know if the spot will be accessible for a while.

 

[CoilyGirl]

Nice digs and hoping for some dryer weather for y'all so you can get back out there.

 

[deershed]

Great finds!!Can't wait to see more.

 

[sfox87]

That C. F. Heublein & BRo Hartford Ct blob top bottle is one of my favorite bottles that i've found and it was my first blob top. Today my brother RelicDude and I didn't find much, however i found a pretty sweet old ink well.

 

[surf]

Hi'ya Relic & fox,

This is a very giving spot on your river. I'm thoroughly enjoying the bottle show of your river reapings. That bent neck extract is a head turner.

Best of the Lot, so far, in my opinion is that no doubt about it rare T. Canty, Con tombstone slug plate. CT0289 on this page Hutchinson Project-Search Results

What is up with the finish on that green fruit jar? I wanna see more photos of that one, should you be so inclined.

The cute little cologne was Herman Tappan's, New York City NY Herman Tappan Perfume Maker Pioneer Adv Postal Card Used 1897 | eBay

Amazing that the Trenton gravy survived in such great condition. "THE WILLETS MANUFACTURING CO., TRENTON, N. J.

In 1879 the Willets Mfg. Co. came into possession of the works formerly operated by Wm. Young & Sons, and still retain them. The plant has since been extended from time to time, until it is now one of the largest in this country.

The marks used by the Willets Mfg. Co. are as follows: On stone china, the Arms of Great Britain. In 1884 a mono*gram was adopted, composed of the firm name, which was either impressed on white granite ware or applied in color. On their semi‑porcelain they have used an octagonal mark, and on table and toilet wares printed pattern marks have been used, such as “Arno,” “Duchess,” “Forget-me-not,” “Adelaide,” “Saratoga,” etc. On decorated Belleek china they have used two marks, formed of a serpent twisted to repre*sent the letter W, one having the word Belleek above. These are printed on the glaze in red, brown or black.

Other wares manufactured at different times by this company were thin and hotel white granite, majolica, porcelain door knobs and hardware trimmings and electric goods." Trenton Historical Society, New Jersey

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[epackage]

I love that Canty hutch, I don't know of any others where the abbreviation for Connecticut has only one N...

 

[RelicDude]

Heres some more pics of the green jar you requested surf. And as always thank you for the great information. And just curious with the hutch being rare does it have any value? I don't plan on selling it. It's my favorite find more then anything I have ever detected. Thank you - Justin