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Spring 2026 Auction

May 08, 2026 7:00 AM PT - May 17, 2026 7:00 PM PT

Bidding will begin Friday May 8th. 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. If you forget your username or need help resetting your password, let us know.

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Dr. J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
1870s, applied top, L&W on base. A beautiful bright yellow Hostetter's with some light crudity on the panels. This example glows in natural light and will strengthen any run of Hostetter's.
Lot # 101
Winning Bid
$600.00
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Dr. J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
1870s, applied top, L&W 10 on base. A strong yellow green Hostetter's that was found a few years ago in Nevada. This example was dug, washed, and put on the shelf. Some light and spotty interior stain mentioned for accuracy.
Lot # 102
Winning Bid
$1,800.00
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London Jockey Club House Gin
1860s, iron pontil, backwards N. A beautiful Gold Rush gin in a rich emerald green color. This example was dug in California's Gold Country and still maintains some light dirt on the interior near base. There is a small fingernail chip on inside of lip, 1/4" at its widest point. The bottle displays well, see photos of the lip.
Lot # 103
Winning Bid
$4,000.00
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Charles London Cordial Gin
1860s, iron pontil. A fantastic Charles with crude bubbly glass in a solid green color that passes light well.
Lot # 104
Winning Bid
$800.00
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Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla Albany N.Y.
1850s, iron pontil, square inset base. A stellar example of a Townsends that is just loaded with whittle in a teal green color.
Lot # 105
Winning Bid
$550.00
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Unembossed Square
1860s, applied top. A beautiful yellow green square full of champagne bubbles. A fantastic window bottle.
Lot # 106
Winning Bid
$425.00
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Forest Lawn J.V.H.
1850s, sticky ball pontil. A better than average example with lots of whittle. There is a tiny 1/16" flake off base that as well as a 1/4" chip was buffed. See photos.
Lot # 107
Winning Bid
$200.00
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Labeled Lash's Bitters
Circa 1905, This Lash's has a nearly intact label and is machine made. A solid labeled bottle.
Lot # 108
Winning Bid
$120.00
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Chapin & Gore Chicago Sour Mash 1867
Circa 1870s, 8.5", applied top, inside screw threads with stopper. Hawley Glass Co. Hawley, PA on base. Nice clean glass, no issues.
Lot # 109
Winning Bid
$100.00
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San Francisco Gas Light Ammonia For Washing
1880s. A very strong example of the 'Directions Ammonia' from San Francisco. This example has a nice large applied top, a strong strike, and clean glass with light whittle.
Lot # 110
Winning Bid
$80.00
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Ammonia Mnfd By S.F. Gaslight Co.
Circa 1880-1890s, tooled top. A great looking San Francisco gaslight ammonia in a lime green color with some moderate amber swirls that can bee seen in backlight.
Lot # 111
Winning Bid
$300.00
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G.W.H. Utility Bottle
Applied top, circa 1870s, 8". A rare and mysterious bottle that was dug in San Luis Obispo. The initials are a mystery, but it is likely a Western blown bottle. Nice cobalt glass with a decent amount of whittle. Very similar to many of the blue Western ammonias.
Lot # 112
Winning Bid
$40.00
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Pacific Glass Works Utility
1860s-70s, applied top, 7.5". A rare aqua utility blown by the famous Pacific Glass Works in San Francisco. Nice clean glass with some whittle. A very small flake off the edge of the lip, see photos.
Lot # 113
Winning Bid
$30.00
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J. Calegaris Magnesia Citrate
Tooled top. Small peck on edge of base and a crude open bubble on neck, see photos.
Lot # 114
Winning Bid
$20.00
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Lot of 2: Model Drug Store Inc.
Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3iii & 3iv. The 3iv has a Santa Cruz label on the reverse. There is a shallow 1/4" crack on the inside of the neck on the 3iii.
Lot # 115
Winning Bid
$90.00
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Lot of 3: Horton & Converse Pharmacists
Circa 1910, tooled tops, from Los Angeles, CA. Sizes 3i, 3ii, 3iii. The 3iii has a peck on the top.
Lot # 116
Winning Bid
$140.00
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Lot of 2: Krough's Quality Accuracy & Pure Drugs City Drug Store Salinas Cal.
Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3ii & 3iii. Both with some light interior and exterior stain.
Lot # 117
Winning Bid
$375.00
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Lot of 2: A.J. Affleck
6 1/2" & 5 1/2", both with interior stain. A rare drugstore bottle from Sacramento.
Lot # 118
Winning Bid
$110.00
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Lot of 2: Shumate's Inc. Prescriptions A Specialty Seven Dependable Stores
6" & 6 1/2". The 6" has some light exterior stain and the 6 1/2" has a San Francisco label on the reverse.
Lot # 119
Winning Bid
$90.00
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Lot of 2: Muegge "The Druggist" "We Never Sleep" Baker, ORE.
Circa 1910, tooled tops. Sizes 3iii & 3vi.
Lot # 120
Winning Bid
$130.00
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