Four Molded Glass Green Flasks
American, 19th Century
one half-pint circa 1840-1860 by New London Glass Works (New London, Connecticut) having an American eagle with seven stars on one side, an anchor and maker's name on other, Height 6 inches.

one half-pint circa 1840-1860 having a cornucopia on one side, an urn on other, Height 5 1/2 inches.

one pint size circa 1850-1865 by Louisville Glass Works (Louisville, Kentucky), both sides with an American eagle and maker's name, Height 7 1/2 inches.

one quart size circa 1860-1875 having a miner with text For Pikes Peak on one side, an American eagle with text Ceredo on other, Height 7 3/4 inches.

McKearin reference numbers GII-67, GI-14,GII-115, GXI-34.

Property of a Midwestern Institution

Provenance:
Collected by George S. McKearin Sr. of New York and purchased from George S. McKearin Jr.

Cornucopia half pint flask having some bubbles, minor stress line to interior of neck, old wax residue to bottom. Pike's Peak flask having a couple of small open bubbles, stress lines to interior of neck, wear to high points, small dings to mouth, old wax residue to bottom. Glass Works flask having overall bubbles, 1/8 inch flak on top of lip, minor wear to high points, stress lines to neck interior. New London half pint flask having surface wear, small chips to mouth, crack to bottom extending up side, uneven mouth rim.
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