A variety of pictures from my phone camera and Dave Maryo to give everyone a BRIEF look at the show tables. I could have spent DAYS at this show. I honestly did not get to comfortably see but maybe half of the show tables since I was so busy at my table and talking with new and old glass friends. I was also able to snag two (2) beauties that I will post later as my goods are in transit back to Houston.
Dazzling group of Bitters and Inks displayed on glass shelves
Examples from The Saxe Collection | upcoming Glass International Auction
Three killer Drakes Plantation Bitters on the Jeff Burkhardt sales table
Adam Koch always giving away free bottle information
Ed & Kathy Gray - GreatAntiqueBottles.com
Lots of great bottles lined up in tiers for sale
Gorgeous Flasks with a Suffolk Bitters pig at the Ed & Kathy Gray table
One of my favorites at the Ed & Kathy Gray sales table
Bottles tagged for sale
Indian keeping watch over a sales table
Nice line-up of Cathedral Pickle Bottles
Glass Insulators
Jack Pelletier from Maine always brings an incredible amount of good glass
Jason Heckler and Mark Vuono at the Norman C. Heckler Tables.
New England collectors and dealers Holly & Jeff Noordsy
Jim Hagenbuch (Glass Works Auctions) and Bill Ham (Lakeport, CA)
Jim Scharnagel from Gainesville, Georgia - lull before the storm
Glass Works Auction display catelogs
John Pastor and Liz Maxbauer from Antique Bottle & Glass Collector magazine and American Glass Gallery Auctions
Great variety of antique bottles, Pine Tree Cordials and an OK Plantation Bitters. A Ta Tsing Bitters was also on sale at this table for a cool $18k (had a major potstone on front).
Blue Ribbon display winner - Maryland Milk Bottles
Ferdinand Meyer table display (spool cabinet) with inks and Figurals
Shelf used to display layers and layers of good bottles
Display from Murray Antiques and Auctions table (Binghamton, NY)
More glass and stoneware variety
Ray Klingensmith with Pole Top and Glass Discoveries Auctions
Display case on Phil Cortina table
Jim Mitchell (Tampa) bottles for sale. Look at all those Figural Bitters!
Rick Ciralli with his killer New England glass
Large Demijohn proudly sits for all to admire
Joan Cabanis always talking Poison Bottles
Pam Selenak (Orange, CA) and Jim Berry (St. Johnsville, NY) at the FOHBC table
Sandor Fuss (Denver, Colorado) holding up an incredible Historical Flask
Jeff Burkhardt, Jeff Noordsy hanging briefly at my table. Jeff Noordsy looking at a red iron pontil, quart, green scroll flask that was driven in from Columbus, Ohio.
