Closed Auctions
Winter 2026 Auction
January 23, 2026 7:00 AM PT - February 01, 2026 7:00 PM PT
Bidding Will Begin Friday January 23rd. Don't forget to add your shipping address when registering (if you registered in a previous auction, you do not need to re-register). Additional photos can be seen once you click into the lot details page for each item. The 10 minute timer starts at 6:50 PM. If no bids between 6:50 and 7 PM, the lot closes at 7 PM. If any bids after 6:50 PM, the new lot close time will be extended 10 minutes from the most recent bid time.
Bremenkampf & Regli Eureka Nev.
1870s-80s. A scarce Nevada soda from Eureka. This example has a nice rich color and a strong strike. There is a tiny scuff on the shoulder above the embossing and one ping on the edge of the base, see photos.
Lot # 7
Winning Bid
$180.00
H. Mau & Co. Eureka Nevada
1870s. A scarce Nevada soda in top shape with no wear or stain.
Lot # 8
Winning Bid
$220.00
Pacific Congress Water California (Running Dear) Saratoga
1870s. Here is a Western soda just about everyone wants. With a running deer and 'California' embossed on the face, how could you go wrong. Nearly all examples of these sodas have several lip chips or repairs. All we can find on this one is a tiny flake off the bottom lip ring. Non-repaired, and un-cleaned, this is a rare conditioned running deer.
Lot # 9
Winning Bid
$2,800.00
F.M. Modesto
1870s. Here is a rare central valley soda from Modesto, CA. Frederick Meinecke operated the Modesto Soda Works from 1874 to 1883. There is some light wear on the body and some etching from the bail around the neck, but overall a nice looking example that displays great!
Lot # 10
Winning Bid
$450.00
Champagne Mead
1870s. A San Francisco soda that held a special beverage known as Champagne Mead that exploded in popularity during the early to mid 1870s. Due to its paneled construction, most examples have dings on the base edges, but this example is in great shape with essentially no dings on any panels or edges with nice clean Western glass.
Lot # 11
Winning Bid
$300.00
Mills' Seltzer Springs
1870s. Another popular soda from the San Jose area. This is a top example full of whittle and nice crude stretch marks in the neck. If you look close enough, you will see a few very minor pecks on the side of the top.
Lot # 12
Winning Bid
$90.00
Crystal Soda Water Co
1870s. Here is a nice medium blue Crystal soda with a great crude top. Some nice light crudity and no issues, another one that appears to have just been rinsed and put on the shelf.
Lot # 13
Winning Bid
$500.00
Crystal Soda Water Co
Early 1870s. This is the earliest variant of the collar top Crystal Sodas featuring a tiny hole drilled into the top to secure the cork. These don't come around very often (many don't even know they exist.) Overall a solid example with some light crudity.
Lot # 14
Winning Bid
$240.00
Crystal Soda Water Co
1880s. This is the scarcer blob top variant of the Crystal Sodas. This example has nice seedy glass with almost no wear and just a few tiny nicks along the base pedestal. See photos.
Lot # 15
Winning Bid
$140.00
C.A. Reiners & Co. 723 Turk St S.F.
1870s. A classic San Francisco soda. This example has light wear and nice clean Western glass. Tiny open bubble on base, see photos.
Lot # 16
Winning Bid
$100.00
Pacific Congress Water
Late 1860s. A nice early Western blown soda. This example is a nice deep color with no issues.
Lot # 17
Winning Bid
$140.00
Pioneer Soda Works San Francisco (monogram)
1880s. This is the rarest of the many Pioneer soda variants. This is a beautiful example with seedy glass, light whittle, and no issues.
Lot # 18
Winning Bid
$1,200.00
Pioneer Soda Works San Francisco
1870s. This is the oldest and first variant of the several different Pioneer Soda molds dating to the early 1870s. Most of these sodas are heavily stained, full of case wear, and lacking any character. This is a top example with no stain or case wear along with some nice light whittle.
Lot # 19
Winning Bid
$150.00
Owen Casey Eagle Soda Works Sac City
Late 1860s. Here is a fantastic looking Owen Casey in a rich fire aqua color leaning towards light green. Not only is the glass clean, there are even some amber streaks in the reverse. Nice early Western blown glass!
Lot # 20
Winning Bid
$300.00
Owen Casey Eagle Soda Works Sac City
1870s. A scarce color of the this popular Sacramento soda. This example has a large top and nice clean Western glass with some light whittle.
Lot # 21
Winning Bid
$150.00
Owen Casey Eagle Soda Works Sac City
1870s. A beautiful sapphire blue Owen Casey with some strong dark blue swirls above the embossing and near the base. Looks great in backlight.
Lot # 22
Winning Bid
$250.00
Owen Casey Eagle Soda Works Sac City
1870s. A nice blue Owen Casey in pristine condition. It looks like this was dug, rinsed, and put on the shelf. No case wear or issues at all.
Lot # 23
Winning Bid
$250.00
E.L. Billings Sac City Geyser Soda
1860s-70s. A truly top example of an aqua Billings soda that is just hammer whittled, head to toe. If you look closely, you'll see some minor scuffs on the inside neck, other wise, no issues.
Lot # 24
Winning Bid
$160.00
E.L. Billings Sac City Geyser Soda
1860s-70s. Another Billings soda, this time in a rich fire aqua coloration with some nice large bubbles.
Lot # 25
Winning Bid
$90.00
C & K Eagle Works Sac City
1860s. A popular soda from Sacramento, CA. This example is a beautiful medium cobalt with a slight purple tone and a nice top. There is almost zero case wear with maybe just one or two tiny pecks, if you look close enough.
Lot # 26
Winning Bid
$275.00