Who Collects Black Glass?

[sandchip]

Here's my Phoenix Bitters to keep things going.

 

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[bottlehunterofcoscob]

WOW, keep posting your collection, love it, beautiful bottle!!!

 

[RelicDude]

Gorgeous bottle I love the crudeness.

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[sandchip]

Well, I'll give these two Lynch & Clarkes a try...

 

[Bass]

Yo sandchip, where you been hiding these bottles? Very pleasant to the eye. How did you get these 2 ?

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[sandchip]

Yo sandchip, where you been hiding these bottles? Very pleasant to the eye. How did you get these 2 ?

Dug deep into the pocket for 'em. They were both dug by the late, great Tommy Mitchener.

 

[Bass]

Compliments to you for sharing such beautiful glass

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[PikesPeakCharlie]

My compliments to all on the fantastic bottles !!!!! I don't find anything close up here on the mountain

 

[Harry Pristis]

I really am fond of this long-necked demijohn! It is more than 19 inches tall, dip-mold blown, probably English or American. More than 200 years old! This bottle is featured on my demijohn web-site at

The Demijohn Page

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[Bass]

Love the color in that one Harry. Awesome demijohn

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[sandchip]

That's a killer all over, Harry.

 

[RelicDude]

That has to be one of the most beautiful demis ive ever seen. Harry is it American? It looks New England to me.

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[Harry Pristis]

That has to be one of the most beautiful demis ive ever seen. Harry is it American? It looks New England to me.

Thanks, Dude, I also like it. It's hard to say where it was made. I think it wasn't made on the European Continent. To my eye, it is English or possibly in the English tradition in the USA. The bottle dates, after all, to just after the Revolutionary War. I haven't been able to match the bottle to any purely American tradition or factory.

 

[joeyfresh]

I'd like to bring this back to the top to see if anyone else has some more old bottles to share. Here are my two but I hope to add more to the collection soon..hopefully by digging my own.

 

[Crusty Shellback]

Dug this bottle, embossing says:
John Gillon & Cos
King Wm IV

 

[Harry Pristis]

I'd like to bring this back to the top to see if anyone else has some more old bottles to share. Here are my two but I hope to add more to the collection soon..hopefully by digging my own.

Good images, joeyfresh. I'm sure everyone here wishes you success in your search.

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[cje]

my meager
Contribution of four ale bottles from the same
dump circa 1860.

 

[Yehuwdiy]

Here is a recent find I made in the USVI about two weeks ago. Dating this bottle around 1740 - 1780. This has to be one of my favorite finds to date.

VERY pretty, great find.

 

[Harry Pristis]

Here's one I dived up from a SC coastal river:

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[Harry Pristis]

I think this one is called, in collectors jargon, a "Dutch bell." It's a mallet form dating to about 1740-60.

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