American, 19th century. An assembled group of three aquamarine scroll flasks and one olive flask, including:


one owner-identified scroll and fleur-de-lis GIX-34A flask, half pint, with pontil scar;


one flask with two 6-point stars on each side, upper being ill-formed with defined space between upper scrolls, with pontil scar and sheared lip, quart;


one flask with two 8-pointed stars on each side, with pontil scar, pint;


and and one olive pictorial cornucopia and urn GIII-7 flask, half pint, with pontil scar;


quart (largest) ht. 8.5, wd. 6, dp. 2.75 in.

GIX-34a, small stone that does not break surface in ribs, one 1/8 inch and one 1/4 chip to lip, light residue, very light high point surface wear.
Quart flask, small surface stones above upper star on reverse, and ribs on either side, high point surface wear.
Pint flask, one 1/8 and one 1/16 inch chips to lip, rough textured lip over 1.25 inch area, some light residue, and a small stain near lip.
GIII-7 has 1/2 in. chip to lip and some wear to bottom.