Picnic Beer/Soda Bottle Porcelain Stopper Late 1800s Aqua

$45.00
Quantity available: 1

Mold-blown bottle from the late 1800s. Light aqua beer or soda with lightning fastener consisting of a wire bail & white porcelain stopper (rubber seal still present).  Often called a "Picnic" bottle.  Applied blob top,  bubbles & stretch marks in the glass.  Measures 14.75"h overall, 4.5"d.  "S 2" embossed on bottom plate.  Some minor roughness near the wire bail; no other chips or cracks.  Sold as is.  Inglenook Antiques...Established 1989.

CO42

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Item Details

Reference #:
CO42
Quantity
1
Category
Glass
SubCategory
Historic Glass
Department
Antiques (approx100yrs)
Year
Late 1800s
Dimensions
(Width x Height X Depth)
4.50 x 14.75 x
Weight
Unknown
Condition
See Description
Material
Glass, Metal, Porcelain