went digging in the river

[plymouthian12]

tall one clay maybe for ink? blue one says g.h.wood & co Boston u.s.a. very old blue marble with pontil mark brass button with back attached

 

[Woodland Detectors]

And that looks like a blast!

 

[jgas]

Lets see...bennington marble, boot or stove polish bottle. That Father Johns will reek if theres anything in it. Nice finds and sounds like a great time. jgas

 

[Swingit]

Very Nice Bottles!!
That Bean Pot Rocks!!!

 

[SkyPirate]

cool stuff, I flipped it for ya.

 

[JerV3]

Those are nice bottles

HH Jer

 

[dfx willy]

hey bud! fellow hunter from mass here. have you ever hunted the jones? great stuff. willy

 

[Bev]

We found a few "Father John's" here in Rhode Island, mustve been the cure all back then!
What's the aprox year for the Necco Bean pot?

 

[MiniMe]

Looks like a good day! Very nice finds

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Love the old bean pot, the ink bottle and the blue marble!
Great looking finds there plymouthian12!

 

[Mr Tuff]

sweet finds i like them bottles!!!!! MR TUFF

 

[Nick A]

That Necco Boston Baked Beans pot is a candy container. They still make the candy (but not in jars!), and I think it was first made in the 1890s. Very, very cool find.

 

[Gabev71]

That Necco Boston Baked Beans pot is a candy container. They still make the candy (but not in jars!), and I think it was first made in the 1890s. Very, very cool find.

to follow up on your post, i came across a website that has one similar for sale and talks about what it was used for. it is a cool find especially since the one on here says Necco on it and the one on the website doesnt.
http://www.rubylane.com/item/170576-10998/Miniature-Boston-Baked-Beans-Pottery

 

[{Sentinel}]

Nice Job. That Earthenware is top notch!