Umbrella Ink

1850s, open pontil. A crude yellow olive umbrella with nice bubbly glass and a rolled lip.

Umbrella Ink

1860s, smooth base, hinge mold. A medium cobalt umbrella ink with a crude top. The surface of the exterior is extremely crude and appears to be numerous melted open bubbles. See photos.

Umbrealla Ink 'Benicia Effect'

Circa 1860s, smooth base. Another 'Benicia' effect bottle, this time a nice umbrella ink actually dug in the Benicia mudflats. No issues.

Cone Ink

1880s, tooled top, smooth base. A nice odd colored cone ink in great shape.

Cone Ink

1850s-1860s, open pontil. A nice light green cone ink with beautiful early and bubbly glass with a touch of light whittle.

Early Freeblown Cone Ink

Circa 1850s, open pontil, 2.5". A nice early free blown cone ink.

Early Funnel Ink

Circa 1850s, open pontil, 2". An early ink in a pleasing tobacco honey amber.

Teakettle Ink

Circa 1860s. 8-sided with original closure. A medium cobalt teakettle ink in great condition with a touch of the original ink remaining in the neck, if you look close enough. Likely an attic find.

Pickle Jar

1860s-70s, applied top, 13.5". Here is an extremely large and unusual pickle, possibly Western made. It has coved panels and petal shoulder, very similar to a known 1860s Western pickle mold. Either way, a fancy and unique looking pickle with nice clean glass.

Pickle Jar

Applied top circa 1870s, 13.5". A large amber pickle with a smooth base.

Early Pickle Jar

1860s, 8.5", Octofoil form, New England glass. A nice pickle in a medium copper puce that passes quite a bit of light.

Cathedral Pickle

1860s, 9", smooth base. A nice looking pickle in a rich teal green color.

Large Pontiled Cathedral Pickle Jar

1850s, rectangular pontiled base. An early aqua cathedral pickle in good condition.

Flaccus Bros. Steers Head Fruit Jar

Milk glass pint with original lid and band. A beautiful and ornate jar in great condition.

M. Seller & Co., Portland, O.

Circa 1880s, half gallon. A rare jar from Portland, Oregon. This example is in solid condition with a strong strike and clean glass, but there are two 1/8 to 1/4" resin repairs on the outside edge of the lip. A rare jar!

Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Restorer (Broome St)

1860s, flared lip, flat base. Here is a nice early variant with the Broome St address in a beautiful purple puce that passes quite a bit of light. No issues.

Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Restorer (Broome St)

1860s, flared lip, flat base. Here is another early variant with the Broome St address in a darker purple puce color. Two tiny crushes on base edge, see photos.

Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Restorer

1860s-70s. Another dark puce Allen's in the next mold without the Broome St address and a recessed oval base.

Lot of 2: Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Restorer

One Dark puce with a small base chip and the other a bright amber with a few small surface dings. Both with an X on base.

Lot of 2: Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Restorer

One light yellow with V.D.&R London on base and a small crush on the edge of the base. The second is a medium a amber with a smooth base.