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DELFT DRUG JAR, CIRCA 1870’s
English Delft ceramic jar features gold gilt bands, the caduceus symbol and a cartouche label flanked by flowers that reads, “BALS: ARCOEL”. Jar has one small chip on the side of the top rim.… (909-77). Learn More »
LARGE APOTHECARY STORAGE BOTTLE, CIRCA 1800-30
Amber glass bottle with glass stopper measures 15 ½” high x 5 ½” at the base. Painted label reads, “MIST:CRET:C:”. This formula was a treatment for cholera. Very good condition with one… (909-97). Learn More »
GLASS BELLOWS BOTTLE, CIRCA 1880
Very unique free- blown, hand decorated clear glass bottle. This is typical of the novelty items made in shops at the end of the day with leftover glass. Does not stand up. Measures 6” long x 2… (909-118). Learn More »
VINTAGE COBALT BLUE GLASS VASE
This vase was likely made in England. Bubbles are present in the glass as a result of the hand-blown glass process. One small chip is present on the pedestal rim. Measures 8 ¾” tall x 4 ¼” at… (909-102). Learn More »
AMERICAN HISTORICAL FLASK
This is a 9-1/4 inch high "Calabash" style flask. It is light green in color. One side shows what looks like a stack of wheat and the other shows an 8-point… (179-397). Learn More »
BOTTLE LABEL WITH CHAIN
Bottle ticket or label with a chain. Made of sterling silver it is in the shape of a leaf. In the center is the word PORT formed by removing material. On the back is the maker's mark "R" The silver… (179-272). Learn More »
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CLASSIC CONFEDERATE ENLISTED CAVALRY SABER AND WOOD SCABBARD BY HAMMOND MARSHALL OR KRAFT, GOLDSCHMIDT AND KRAFT
This is a very good, complete, classically Confederate cavalry saber with wood scabbard. Other known examples include one in the Wray Collection at the Atlanta History Center. Some collectors still refer to it as a product of Hammond Marshall and… (172-5794). Learn More »
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