Important Bininger Urn Bottle – A.M. Bininger & Co / No 19 Broad St New York Figural Handled Whiskey, America, 1860 – 1865. Bright honey amber shading to a deeper golden through the base and shoulders, figural urn form, applied solid ear shaped handle, sheared and tooled lip – smooth base, ht. 8 ¾”. A very attractive and rare form that is certainly susceptible to damage. However, this example is “out of the mold”, pristine perfect! In addition, it is strongly embossed and highly whittled. Finest possible example. – American Glass Gallery

60. “A.M. BININGER & CO / NO. 19 BROAD ST. NEW-YORK”, (Denzin, BIN-45), (Bender, pg. 95), New York, ca. 1860 – 1870, yellow amber urn, 9 7/8”h, smooth base, tooled flared out lip, 98% original multicolored label reads: ‘Bininger’s Favorita Gin (matador and a seniority dancing) A.M. Bininger & Co., Sole Proprietors, New York’. The bottle is perfect. The Bininger’s urn is rarely offered for sale, but this is the only one that we know of with an almost fully intact original label. And what a great label it is, with an interesting play on words, Favorita Gin and a dancing Seniority! Bill Litle Collection. – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #128

The Holy Grail, a labeled BININGER’S BANANA JUICE

A.M. BININGER’S / NO. 19 BROAD ST. / NEW-YORK, (Denzin, BIN-32), New York, ca. 1865 – 1875, olive green jug, 8”h, smooth base, applied handle and double collar mouth. A chip is off the end of the lower handle attachment finial, otherwise perfect. Usually seen in amber and is considered scarce in this pure green color. One of the ‘grand slams’ of handled Bininger’s. Purchased from Jim Mitchell in 1992 at the FOHBC Expo in Toledo, Ohio. – Glass Works Auctions #112 – Bob Ferraro Collection

A.M. BININGER & CO. / NO. 19 BROAD ST. / NEW-YORK, (Denzin BIN-32), New York, ca. 1855 – 1870, golden yellow amber, 8”h, smooth base, applied double collar mouth. Only Bininger jug Glass Works has ever auctioned not having an applied handle! A raised dot on the shoulder is where the lower part of the handle would have been attached, but no handle! – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #96 (Part 2)

“A.M. BININGER & CO / NO. 19 BROAD ST / NEW – YORK“, deep orange amber, cylindrical with applied handle, early smooth base, 8″H, applied double collar, mint. American, C.1860, scarce. This attractive handled jug is a much better than average example with good color, strong embossing and some nice whittling. – Jeff & Holly Noordsy

BININGER’S / PEEP-O-DAY / NO. 19 / BROAD ST. N.Y., (Denzin BIN-35), New York, ca. 1860 – 1870, amber flask, 7 5/8”h, smooth base, applied double collar mouth. A tiny chip, possibly in the making, is on the inside edge of the lip. Also some light scratches commonly associated with this bottle. – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #96 (Part 2)

A.M. BININGER & CO. / NO. 17 BROAD ST. – OLD LONDON DOCK – GIN, (Denzin, BIN-15), New York, ca. 1855 – 1870, yellowish olive green, 9 7/8”h, smooth base, applied mouth, 98% original label reads: ‘Old London Dock Gin, Designed Especially as a Safe & Reliable Medicine For Family Use, A.M. Bininger & Co. Importers No. 17 Broad St., New York’. A tiny flake is off the a corner edge at the base, otherwise perfect. A scarce bottle with the early No. 17 Broad St. address. – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #96 (Part 2)

BININGER’S “NIGHT CAP” / NO. 19 / BROAD ST. N.Y., (Denzin BIN-34), New York, ca. 1860 – 1870, yellow amber flask, 7 3/4”h, smooth base, applied double collar mouth. Some additional glass is on the inside of the base, possibly excessive glass from the applied lip gather. – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #96 (Part 2)

BININGER’S / OLD DOMINION – WHEAT TONIC – A.A. BININGER & CO / NO. 338 BROADWAY, N.Y., light to medium yellow green with an olive tone, Square with beveled corners, 9 7/8″ high, tapered applied top, bold embossing, 1,000’s of bubbles in the glass, circa 1855 – 1870 – GreatAntiqueBottles.com

A.M. BININGER & CO. / 19 BROAD ST, N.Y. – BININGER’S / OLD DOMINION / WHEAT TONIC, (Denzin, BIN-43), New York, ca. 1865 – 1875, yellowish amber, 9 3/4”h, smooth base, applied tapered collar mouth. Fine example, highly whittled glass, great impression. Base and neck stickers indicate that at one time it was in the Charles Gardner collection. Purchased from Connie Stout at the 2007 Reno Bottle Show. – Glass Works Auctions #112 – Bob Ferraro Collection

A.M. BININGER & CO. / NO. 19 BROAD ST. N.Y. – BININGER’S / OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON – 1849 RESERVE / DISTILLED IN 1848, (Denzin, BIN-41), New York, ca. 1855 – 1870, yellowish amber, 9 7/8”h, smooth base, applied mouth. about perfect. A bright, very clean bottle with a number of trapped air bubbles in the glass. – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #96 (Part 2)

A.M. BININGER & CO. 19 BROAD ST. N.Y. Figural Cannon Barrel – GreatAntiqueBottles.com

BININGERS REGULATOR 19 BROAD ST. NEW YORK (Clock Face), GXIII-87, Deep Amber, Excellent example, Circa 1860-1875, Open pontil base. Applied double collar mouth. Grapentine I Auction, 41 Lot #84 – Meyer Collection

“BININGER’S / (clock face) / REGULATOR – 19 BROAD ST – NEW YORK”, (Denzin, BIN-36), (Bender, pg. 119), (GXIII-87), New York, ca. 1855 – 1865, bluish aqua, 5 7/8”h, open pontil, applied double collar mouth. Pristine condition, great impression, no wear. An extra flow of glass on the inside of the neck dripped off the gather when the lip was being applied. Rarely seen in aqua glass. Bill Litle Collection. – Glass Works Auctions | Auction #128

A.M. BININGER & CO. / NO. 375 BROADWAY, N.Y., brilliant strawberry pink, square with beveled edges, early smooth base, 9 ¾”H, applied sloping collar, mint. American, 1865-1875, rare color. Among the most elusive and desirable of the Bininger bottles are those with the 375 Broadway address blown in shades of puce. We have seen a handful of these bottles over the years and surmised that they were blown in Baltimore, as the peculiar shade of color is a close match to known Baltimore flasks. Primarily red with strong pink tones, the Bininger case bottles we have seen in this general color range have been as a rule quite dark but as the photos show, this spectacular example passes light easily from top to bottom, making it an outstanding window bottle and one of our most exciting finds this year. – Jeff & Holly Noordsy

DISTILLED IN 1848 OLD KENTUCKY BURBON 1849 RESERVE. A.M. BININGER & CO. 19 BROAD ST. N.Y. , Yellow amber, 8 1/2″, Best possible example, Rare larger size barrel, 9.5 in. tall, much taller and fatter then the regular version. Mint condition in light yellow amber with a nice big open pontil. – Meyer Collection

The smaller A.M. BININGER & CO. 19 BROAD ST, N.Y. / DISTILLED IN 1848 / OLD KENTUCKY 1849 RESERVE BOURBON, figural barel, shaded yellowish amber, 8″ tall (see two concentric open pontil sars picture below). Applied top, bold embossing, circa 1850 – GreatAntiqueBottles.com

DISTILLED IN 1848 / OLD KENTUCKY / BOURBON / 1849 / RESERVE / A.M. BININGER & CO. 338 BROADWAY, N.Y., (Denzin, BIN-25), New York, ca. 1855 – 1865, deep reddish amber barrel, 9 3/8”h, open pontil, applied square lip. A tiny iridescent ‘ding’ is on the side of the lip and a tiny chip is off the lower ring. Both flaws are minor and do not effect the appearance of the bottle. Not often seen with a square mouth. Purchased from Jan Seneker in 1971. – Glass Works Auctions 112 – Bob Ferraro Collection

HEIDELBERG/ BRANNTWEIN – A.M. BININGER & CO / NO 338 BROADWAY, NY, bright yellow olive, square, smooth base, 9 5/8″H, applied sloping collar, about mint (pinhead sized surface bruise on a panel edge). American, C. 1865, very rare. The Branntwein is among the most elusive of the various Bininger bottles and very rarely offered for sale. This attractive example is absolutely fresh to the market and presented exactly as found in the Chipman home in the tiny mountain village of Ripton, Vermont. The embossing of the all important “Branntwein” panel is quite bold as shown but the remaining embossing is weakened, perhaps even partially “peened out” in the mold. A myriad of bubbles percolate about the glass with two particularly appealing and interesting bubbles located in the shoulder. – Jeff & Holly Noordsy

Handled Whiskey, BININGER’S / DAY DREAM / A.M. BININGER & CO. / NO. 19 BROAD ST. N.Y., (Denzin, BIN-39), New York, ca. 1855 – 1865, yellow amber jug, 7 3/4”h, pontil scarred base, applied tapered collar mouth and handle. – Glass Works Auctions

BININGER’S / TRAVELERS / GUIDE / A.M. BININGER & CO / NO. 19 BROAD ST. N.Y., (Denzin, BIN-46), New York, ca. 1860 – 1865, medium amber center shading to more yellow in the sides, tear drop form flask, 6 3/4”h, smooth base, applied double collar mouth. – Glass Works Auctions

A.M. BININGER & CO. / 19 BROAD ST. N.Y. – BININGER’S / OLD MONONGAHELA. – 1850 RESERVE. / DISTILLED IN 1848., New York, ca. 1855 – 1870, (unlisted), deep yellowish olive green, 9 7/8″h, smooth base, applied tapered collar mouth. Extremely rare and unlisted, even in Don Denzin’s book, ‘Antique Eastern Whiskey Bottles’, that devoted an entire section to Bininger bottles. It is believed that possibly only one other example exists, and that one has a different street address. To the purest collector of Bininger bottles this could be the Holy Grail, and possibly the only chance to acquire one for the collection! – Glass Works Auctions – Auction #97

Three extraordinary A.M. BININGER & CO NEW YORK. bottles in different colors showing up in American Bottle Auctions | Auction 58. Each example does not have an address.

Bininger’s / Golden Apple / Cordial. / A. M. Bininger & Co. / 338 Broadway, N.Y. Whiskey Bottle, America, 1860-1880. Square with beveled corners, medium yellow olive, applied sloping collared mouth – smooth base, ht. 9 3/4 inches; (1/8 inch flake from base corner, interior has coating of washable content residue). H #2666 Wonderful exterior surface condition. Extremely rare. – Heckler Auction 128

Bininger’s Old Kentucky Bourbon: Spotted at the 2017 New England Antique Bottle Show. Jim Bender: Here’s a new one for the Bininger guys. I took some nice photos of this bottle for my upcoming book on Bininger Bottles. A rare find for sure. Also not for sale.

313. Handled Whiskey, “A.M. BININGER & CO / 19 BROAD ST. / NEW-YORK”, (Denzin, BIN-32), (Bender, pg. 103), New York, ca. 1865 – 1875, yellowish amber jug, 8”h, smooth base, applied double collar mouth and handle, 98% original label reads: ‘Bininger’s Peach Brandy, A.M. Bininger & Co. Established 1778, Sole Proprietors, New York’. The bottle is perfect and has some glass whittle. Fairly available bottle, but with an extremely rare label! Ex. Charles Gardner Collection #2730. Bill Litle Collection. – Glass Works Auctions – Auction #124