I have 14 of these bat bottles at $15 each. Great condition!! Would be a great addition to a collection!!! Never been opened still has beer inside!

I have 14 of these bat bottles at $15 each. Great condition!! Would be a great addition to a collection!!! Never been opened still has beer inside!   « Less

Great condition!! Would be a great addition to a collection!!! Never been opened still has beer in it!

Great condition!! Would be a great addition to a collection!!! Never been opened still has beer in it!   « Less

Great condition! Still has beer in them! I have two bottles will do 30 for both or 15 a piece.

Great condition! Still has beer in them! I have two bottles will do 30 for both or 15 a piece.   « Less

ON SALE WAS $4,995. NOW $4,495. Here is a rare 1740’s dated English mallet black glass wine bottle that has been silver mounted and converted into a table serving  More »

ON SALE WAS $4,995. NOW $4,495. Here is a rare 1740’s dated English mallet black glass wine bottle that has been silver mounted and converted into a table serving bottle in the mid 19th century. The silver mounting is exquisite. We have never seen finer! The silver mounting appears to date in the 1740 - 1750 period so “great grandpa’s old wine bottle was probably converted into a fine serving bottle about 100 years later! Quit possibly to preserve the memory of great grandpa. The bottle measures about 10†tall overall. Both bottle and heavy solid silver mounting are in perfect condition. Even the original cork with silver top (some shrinkage) is still present! Seal reads “P R 1749†Base of bottle has deep kick-up and “sand pontilâ€. Color is deep olive-amber but more green than amber. Price is firm Thanks for looking! Please check out our other listings!   « Less

beautiful graphite sectional box of white silk, Asian geometric pattern textile, holding four attractive crystal/glass snuff bottles, one in each section. featuring panda  More »

beautiful graphite sectional box of white silk, Asian geometric pattern textile, holding four attractive crystal/glass snuff bottles, one in each section. featuring panda bears in various positioning painted inside (as they call reverse painted). apparently Angela was very much loved, a gift from James to Angela noted in ink inside of each bottle, To Angela from James. It also has black signature calligraphy on each bottle, noted on images. overall in fabulous almost excellent condition, with sign of ware on the exterior of the box, and natural lines interior of one bottle. The tops or stoppers are of amber and corks. the main color, clear, painted green, white, black, red and blue accents. Inspiring various outdoor scenery, Panda Bear positioning. Box has an gold embossed label with Asian Calligraphy noted: SIJIXIANHE. box measuring: 1.5" x 9.5" x 4" each bottle measures: 3" x 1.5" x .75 and pandas are so cute to resist. direct purchase from: http://www.designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

A real BLACK beauty is this early sealed mallet, circa 1730’s bearing the Hayward Family Crest! About 8†tall with sheared lip, string rim, deep base kick-up and  More »

A real BLACK beauty is this early sealed mallet, circa 1730’s bearing the Hayward Family Crest! About 8†tall with sheared lip, string rim, deep base kick-up and large pontil scar. Nice old note on base dated 1/12/13. (see photo). Quedgeley House, the Hayward Family Homestead, was actually built in the late 1700’s. Prior to that the Haywards occupied Woolstrop Manor, located nearby. William Hayward purchased Woolstrop Manor in 1670. This bottle was most probably made for Thomas Hayward (William’s son) who took possession of Woolstrop Manor in 1732. This important sealed wine bottle has a hard to notice chip at the edge of the seal, otherwise mint! Price is firm. Thanks for looking.   « Less

GENEROUS REWARD LEADING TO THEIF'S ARREST AND RETURN OF FLASK! A wonderful 19th century Norwegian pinched flask with applied foot, applied rigoree, applied prunts and  More »

GENEROUS REWARD LEADING TO THEIF'S ARREST AND RETURN OF FLASK! A wonderful 19th century Norwegian pinched flask with applied foot, applied rigoree, applied prunts and polished pontil scar on base. Clear glass with a pleasing amethyst tint from the manganese oxide in the glass mixture. About 6†tall and perfect. Price is firm. Thanks for looking.   « Less

ON SALE! WAS $295. NOW $199. Here is a very nice shaped glass flask or bottle that was made as a lamb feeder. It is perfect condition with a open pontil and in a very nice  More »

ON SALE! WAS $295. NOW $199. Here is a very nice shaped glass flask or bottle that was made as a lamb feeder. It is perfect condition with a open pontil and in a very nice light yellow-green color! A faint translucent patina (age oxidation) covers the entire inside of bottle. It has great form and a wonderful tight “wasp waistâ€. It is an early one and dates to the late 18th century. About 8 tall. Price is firm. Thanks for looking. Please check out our other listings!   « Less

ON HOLIDAY SALE! WAS $6.500. Here is another great rarity; a large blown Russian glass 18th century case bottle with an applied seal. Beautiful light emerald glass with  More »

ON HOLIDAY SALE! WAS $6.500. Here is another great rarity; a large blown Russian glass 18th century case bottle with an applied seal. Beautiful light emerald glass with lots of tiny seed bubbles and striations of golden amber that appear blue in reflected light (see photos)! Made by the German half-post method. The second gather is right up to the neck’s base. Nice crude applied and tooled lip. Base has a 1†kick-uo with open pontil. About 11 ¾†tall x 5†across the base. The applied seal bears the Cyrillic initials “ФК†in script. We have not identified it as yet. Some research may prove very interesting. Truly outstanding condition with only some inner stain. Exterior has full surface gloss with a lovely soft gloss patina (bloom). No damage! This appears to be a river find and there is still traces of river mud around the seal and around the pontil scar. The bottle has lots of character with the seed bubbles, striations and whittle and will make a fine addition to any advanced collection of early black glass. PRICE IS FIRM. Thanks for looking!   « Less

Here is a very nice clear glass decanter in the form of an Italian soldier wearing his medals and his dress helmet! The body was made in a 3 piece mold and is just over  More »

Here is a very nice clear glass decanter in the form of an Italian soldier wearing his medals and his dress helmet! The body was made in a 3 piece mold and is just over 12” tall. It most probably dates to the second quarter of the 20th century and is in perfect condition. The front is embossed “Alleroe Galliano 1897” with vines and a ribbon. The sides are embossed with rifles, swords and what looks like a castle. Price is firm. Thanks for looking!   « Less