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John C Hurst Philada Rising Sun Bitters, ring number R66, brilliant golden yellow, 9 3/8 inches, sloping collar, applied top, pristine condition, American, C. 1865. Primarily yellow in color, this sparkling blown-in-mold antique bitters bottle will surely stand out in any collection. A nice orange peel effect can be seen over its sloping shoulders, and you'll also find some very pleasing seed bubbles throughout the glass. Don't miss out....]]> Wed, 29 Apr 2009 22:17:40 GMT http://www.foxsonic.com/product/california-fig-bitters-antique-bottle-bim-applied-top $145.00
California Fig Bitters California Extract Of Fig Co. San Francisco, Cal. 313 H (on base). Applied top, 9 3/4 inches, blown-in-mold, which means that it was made before 1910. While this isn't necessarily a rare or highly valuable western bitters, it does have some characteristics that really make it stand out on the shelf, including some really nice bubbles, bold embossing, and an amazing honey amber color. This is the earlier variant that does not hav....]]> Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:05:24 GMT http://www.foxsonic.com/product/browns-celebrated-indian-queen-herb-bitters-antique-bottle $985.00
Brown's Celebrated Indian Herb Bitters Patented Feb 11. 1868, ring number B226, bright yellow amber, figural indian queen maiden, smooth base, 12 1/4 inches high, inwardly rolled mouth, a mint bottle with just a tiny spot of manufacturer's roughness on the inside of the fully rolled mouth. With it's boldy embossed lettering, crisp detailing and brilliant glass, this Queen stands above others of her tribe. Of attic quality, the bottle presents itself with no wear, s....]]> Sun, 01 Feb 2009 21:46:05 GMT http://www.foxsonic.com/product/greeleys-bourbon-whiskey-bitters-antique-bottle-with-label $6,500.00
Here we have a superbly colored barrel with a full-label, maybe the best around. You see so many black and white labels and print from that era, but not here. This is a full-color scene of a beautiful girl in her Sunday best in a grassy field. Since the bottle is at least 139 years old, it's quite amazing that it lasted this long. If the label doesn't ring your bell, check out the bottle itself. A gorgeous light to medium topaz with some ginger ale, its color is as heavenly as the women in the&....]]> Tue, 20 Jan 2009 11:44:33 GMT