These bottles were painstakingly reassembled and epoxied. Bottles were smashed during 2nd seminole war at an early 1800's plantation.
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Just wanted folks to know it's possible to do this if you start finding broken glass. It did take me nearly 4 months to complete, but was well worth it.
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Thank you friend.
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Nice!!! Congrats!!!
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What a jigsaw puzzle of glass.
Congratulations on the restoration of the bottles.
Congratulations on the restoration of the bottles.
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Nice work, I would have done the same 
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That's cool! I've tried that before, but didn't get very far.
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An an amazing job - well done !
They look great. Good job!
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