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Fall 2025 Auction
October 03, 2025 7:00 AM PT - October 12, 2025 7:00 PM PT
Bidding Will Begin Friday October 3rd. 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 by 10 minutes.
Clasped Hands Flask
6.25", smooth base, applied top, 1860s-1870s. Nice aqua example with a small green streak in the top. Small 1/8" bruise on the edge of the base, and a few small flakes on the body, see photos.
Lot # 109
Did Not Sell
Clasped Hands Eagle Banner Flask (banded top)
6.5", smooth base, applied top, circa 1870s. A nice example with some light crudity in a medium amber with virtually no wear. Has some light interior content stain that would likely wash out with a quick muriatic acid treatment. The base is a little convex so the bottle has a hard time standing upright.
Lot # 110
Winning Bid
$60.00
Liberty / Eagle Westford / Glass / Co. / Westford / Conn
6.5", smooth base, applied top, circa 1860s. In a darker olive green with nice crude glass, whittle, and bubbles. Small flake off lip and base edge, see photos.
Lot # 111
Winning Bid
$120.00
T.J. Flack & Sons / Baltimore
7.25", applied double roll top, circa 1870s. A rare Baltimore flask in a nice light golden amber. It is in as-dug condition with interior and exterior stain. The surface of the bottle has many very light surface scratches that would likely tumble out if the bottle is professionally cleaned.
Lot # 112
Winning Bid
$190.00
Keene Masonic Arch & Eagle Flask
7.5", open pontil, circa 1820-1830. A nice flask with a decent strike in a medium olive green color with minimal wear.
Lot # 113
Winning Bid
$375.00
Blue Decanter
10.75", circa 1850-1880, panel cut. Another cobalt decanter, this time with a 10 panel mug base. Overall in great condition, with just a few pinhead flakes off the some of the paneled edges.
Lot # 114
Winning Bid
$50.00
Red Decanter
10.5", tooled top. An interesting looking decanter in a pleasing ruby red color. Some extremely faint surface scratches on two of the panels that can be seen upon close examination.
Lot # 115
Did Not Sell
Rye Decanter
10.75", smooth base decanter with sterling detail. A beautiful cobalt decanter in great condition. Ex-Grapentine collection.
Lot # 116
Winning Bid
$160.00
Decanter
10.5", circa 1850-1870, polished pontil. An early pillar mold decanter with an oversized bar top. Condition is great, just a few pinhead flakes on the high points and some average wear on the base. **Due to a few requests, we have added a photo of this decanter glowing in black light, please see the third photo.
Lot # 117
Winning Bid
$140.00
Hudson Bay Co
10", applied top. Likely a decanter. Embossed on base: "Hudson's Bay Company Incorporated 1670" with logo. Dark olive green, clean glass, some light crudity.
Lot # 118
Did Not Sell
Cutting Packing Company Bartlett Pears San Francisco Tin
4.75", 4" diameter, circa 1880s-90s. The label is in decent condition with minimal discoloration and only one small area of missing paper, see photos.
Lot # 119
Winning Bid
$100.00
Billy Club Whiskey Nipper
10.5", ground lip, with original cap. This nipper is in great condition with no issues.
Lot # 120
Winning Bid
$210.00
Ellwood Cooper Pure Olive Oil Santa Barbara Cal
11", applied top, turn mold, circa 1900. With applied seal reading: "Ellwood Cooper Pure Olive Oil Santa Barbara Cal". A scarce olive oil bottle from Santa Barbara California in a pale aqua. Ellwood Cooper was a famous olive rancher just north of Santa Barbara in Goleta. At one point he was operating the largest olive mill in the world!
Lot # 121
Winning Bid
$100.00