John Aplin Chemist Stoneware Bottle

Trowbridge pottery bottle is approx 2 3/4" in diameter and 7" tall

Measures 9.75 inches tall. Good condition.

Lot including (2) 19th c. salt glaze lard crocks (7 1/2" x 6" and 6 1/2" x 6"), stoneware bottle and mug (marked John Wygand / New York). Imperfections.

Embossed: 1848 Charles Fostr, T.G. Chace, and blank. Necks colored cobalt. 10 1/4 inches (approx)

Embossed: D. W. DeFreest, S.F. Paige, A. Waldron, Lemonbeer and G. Vickary 1854. Each high lighted with cobalt. 10 1/2 inches (approx)

Embossed: Sawtel, Smith's White Root Pat. July 17, 1866. California Rop Beer, J. W. Simonds and G. Vickary 1852. Each high lighted with cobalt. 10 1/4 inches (approx)

Embossed: Kelly 1874, Smith's White Root Beer, De Fleeced, Dennis and Gray 1853. each highlighted with cobalt. 12 3/4 inches (approx)

Includes a Ginger Beer bottle with hairline 7 IN; tall, small cream jar with hairline 4 1/2 IN; tall and small jug with crack repaired lid 4 1/2 IN; tall. All with sharp graphics.

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Coggled, incised decoration; May have come out of Newbury, Mass.11 3/8 inches

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