Lediard's Knickerbocker Schiedam Schnapps

1860s, 9 7/8", smooth base. A rare gin from the famous Lediard's firm in great condition. A very rare bottle that likely won't be offered for quite some time.

Vonthofen's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps

1850s, iron pontil. A nice teal green square dug in California's Gold Country. This example has nice clean glass and light whittle, possibly a surface find.

Royal Palm Gin L.G & Co.

1873-1878. Here is a Western gin bottle most people have never seen. These are extremely rare and were manufactured by Louis Gross & Co, who were responsible for the famous Henley's I.X.L Bitters. This example is a beautiful deep fire aqua with nice clean Western blown glass. It might be another few decades before another one of these shows up!

Relyea Carter & Co's Royal Schiedam Schnapps

1850s, sticky ball pontil. A rare Schnapps that is crude bubbly in a medium green color.

Distilled In 1848 / Old Kentucky / 1849 / Reserve / Bourbon / A.M. Binninger & Co. 19 Broad St. N.Y.

1860s, open pontil. A very nice Bininger barrel in medium amber, with nice clean glass. No issues.

Old Sachem / Bitters / And / Wigwam Tonic

Circa 1860s. A nice medium amber Old Sachem in great condition. There is one minuscule peck on one of the rings near the base, see photo.

Greeley's Bourbon Bitters

1860s. A nice medium puce Greeley's. There is a small 1/8" flake off the edge of the top, see photos.

Greeley's Bourbon Bitters

1860s. A beautiful lighter gasoline puce Greeley's with the period after the S. Nice light whittle and no issues. Looks fantastic in natural light.

St. Drakes 1860 Plantation X Bitters Patented 1862 6 log

Applied top, D 105 variant. Here is a Drake's bitters in a pleasing copper puce coloration. We have added a photo in natural light to get the most accurate depiction of the true color, see photos.

Old Homestead Wild Cherry Bitters Patent

1860s-70s. A classic Eastern bitters from New York. This example is in great condition with a touch of dirt remaining on the interior.

Dr. J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

1860s, L & W base. A stellar example Hostetter's loaded with whittle in a nice bright yellow olive. Onion skin bubble on side shoulder, see photos.

Dr. J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Applied top, 1860s, dot base. A very strong example of a black glass Hostetter's in a lighter color that passes quite a bit of light. Decent overall crudity with wavy panels and nice glass character. There is a 1/4" chip off one of the front panels, see photos.

Excelsior Bitters

Circa 1880s. A scarce Western bitters with large embossing on the side panels. No issues.

Lash's Kidney And Liver Bitters

Applied top, circa 1890s. A beautiful red-whittle German example of the popular Lash's bitters.

Dr. Loew's Celebrated Stomach Bitters & Nerve Tonic / The Loew & Sons Co Cleaveland, O.

Circa 1890s, tooled top. An ornate bitters bottle in a bright lime green. No issues.

Umbrella Ink Western Burst Top

1870s. Here is a rare Western blown sheared top umbrella ink. The plain aqua examples show up occasionally, but lime green ones like this are seldom offered. This example is in great condition with clean Western glass and a nice amber streak in the body.

Umbrella Ink

1850s-60s, open pontil. A nice clean ink with some light whittle and a large pontil in a teal shade.

Umbrella Ink

1850s-60s, open pontil. Another clean ink, this time more of a green tone, with some light whittle and a large pontil.

Umbrella Ink

1850s, open pontil. A nice pontiled umbrella in a medium amber with some whittle and two interior birds wings.

Umbrella Ink

1850s, open pontil. A beautiful and crude coppery puce umbrella with a nice bird swing near the base.