Sold for A$60
1. Athenstaedt / & Redeker / Hemelingen. No base mark. (Germany) 2. Warner's / "Safe" Cure / (Safe) / Trade / Mark / Melbourne. No base mark. (Victoria) 3. Plain three piece mould brandy or similar. P on the base. Original cork with dirt around it.. Miscellaneous. Bottles. 1. Oblong with chamfered edges. Tool finished top. Dark Green. 10 oz. 2. Oval. Tool finished blob top. Amber. Pint. 3. Tapered cylinder. Three Piece Mould. Applied top. Aqua. 26 oz. 1. 195 mm. 2. 239 mm. 3. 307 mm to top of cork. 1850s - 1900s
N/A. (N/A). 1. EXC. No idea really what this contained. Great colour though! Looks like the original cork stuck in the top. Little bit of internal stain. Some scratches down the back, lesser marks elsewhere. A surface bubble or two from making. 2. VG. Inclusion just above the C of Cure and through this is a star fracture of about 10 x 10 mm. Just some general scuffs and scratches around. Bit of hazy stain inside. Lovely embossing. 3. EXC. A lovely old bottle, quite unusual but just plain. Some haze. Scuffs and scratches. A short deep scratch to the mid lower section. Shoulder and neck has a bit of an orange peel effect to the glass from making. An interesting early bottle. Estimate: $30-60
