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Tag Archives: Figural
Barrel Series – Dr. Chandler’s Jamaica Ginger Root Bitters
DR. CHANDLER’S JAMAICA GINGER ROOT BITTERS 17 July 2012 (R•110816) The Chandler’s are definitely a favorite with bitters collectors because of the unique form of the barrel which is a flattened oval opposed to round like most figural barrels. They come … Continue reading →
Posted in Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Figural Bottles
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Tagged American Bottle Auctions, Barrel, bitters, Bryan Grapentine, Charles Gardner, Charles Nichols, Dr. Chandler, Ferdinand Meyer V, Figural, Frank Kurczewski, Ginger, Jamaica, Jeff Burkhardt, Joe Wheeler, John Feldmann, Judge McKenzie, Lowell, Massachusetts, Root, sandor fuss
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Barrel Series – Favorite Bitters & Peoples Favorite Bitters
FAVORITE BITTERS | PEOPLES FAVORITE BITTERS Barrel Series – Favorite Bitters & Peoples Favorite Bitters 14 July 2012 (R•111916) (R•011217) Here is a strong barrel in two forms that you do not come across often. I have only seen examples in the … Continue reading →
Barrel Series – Wormser Bros San Francisco
WORMSER BROS | SAN FRANCISCO OK, let’s knock out this great Wormser Brothers figural barrel that I have posted about before on Peachridge Glass. This “belly button”, “bulls-eye” or “bunghole” barrel, with the much desired San Francisco embossing, is a … Continue reading →
Barrel Series – Keystone Bitters
KEYSTONE BITTERS 12 July 2012 (R•091516) Here is another figural Bitters barrel that most Bitters collectors possess or are familiar with. Not terribly hard to find, as they are rated Very Scarce, but they do show up, usually in a … Continue reading →
Posted in Bitters, Cordial, Figural Bottles
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Tagged Barrel, bitters, Cleveland, Figural, Keystone Bitters, Keystone Bitters and Cordial Co., Meyer Collection, Mist of the Morning, ohio, Wormser Bros
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Barrel Series – Mist of the Morning
MIST OF THE MORNING 10 July 2012 (R•091516) Post amended 11 July 2012 with three advertisement submitted by Eric McGuire showing the Mist of the Morning product being sold as Bitters (see below). Also see comment from Eric below. Bob … Continue reading →
Barrel Series – April Fools Joke in July? Now That’s the Stuff
THAT’S THE STUFF “I haven’t seen one since, I liked the slogan so I went for it” John April No, this is not a “John” April Fools joke but a pontiled barrel that most of us have never seen or … Continue reading →
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Facebook, Figural Bottles, Flasks, Whiskey
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Tagged Barrel, Figural, Flask, John April, Mathew Tigue Levanti, Rick Ciralli, That's the Stuff, Tom Doligale, Tom Leveille, Try It
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Barrel Series – Turner Brothers New York & San Francisco
TURNER BROTHERS | NEW YORK 07 July 2012 (R•081414 with information from Ann Huberty Duncan who is a direct descendent of the Turner Brothers) (R•091516 – Ferraro example) (R•042019 – 3 part advertisement) (R•091219 – Advertising Cover) The Turner Brothers New York … Continue reading →
Barrel Series – The Mysterious Blue Barrel
UNEMBOSSED BLUE FIGURAL BARREL 06 July 2012 (R•092016) Here is a great figural barrel that many collectors consider very desirable because of the form, size and color. The barrel is larger than most bitters barrels and really jumps out in … Continue reading →
Posted in Advice, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Figural Bottles, Peachridge Glass
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Tagged Baltimore, Barrel, blue, Bob Ferraro, Dr. Daniel Bennett, ferdinand meyer, Figural, Houston, Jerry Forbes, John Feldmann, Memphis
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Barrel Series – Original Pocahontas Bitters
ORIGINAL POCAHONTAS BITTERS 05 July 2012 (R•091516) (R•080518) Y. FERGUSON A favorite of any bitters collector, figural collector and possibly many other bottle collectors is the ORIGINAL POCAHONTAS BITTERS. This rare figural barrel has a great historic name, is perfectly … Continue reading →
Posted in Bitters, Figural Bottles, History
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Tagged Barrel, Bill Ham, bitters, Chief Powhatan, Figural, Gold Rush, Indian, J.W. Glass, Jamestown, John C. McRae, John Smith, liquo, Matoaka, merchant, New York, Opechancanough, Original Pocahontas Bitters, Pocahontas, Rebecca Rolfe, sacramento, San Francisco, Simon van de Passe, Ted Krist, Virginia, Westchester, Y. Ferguson, Yates
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Figural Barrel Series – Hall’s Bitters
HALL’S BITTERS | E.E. HALL NEW HAVEN | ESTABLISHED 1842 04 July 2012 (R•011715) (R•091516) Today I will start a new series on Figural Barrels akin to the previous Fancy Squares, Figural Pig or Figural Cannon Series. With an … Continue reading →