Tag Archives: Glass

History of Kantorowicz Family and their Factory

Posted on 30 December 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

History of Kantorowicz Family and their Factory 30 December 2013 (R•010614) (R•012714-labeled sample size) As you may know, I started a series a few days ago on the white milk glass, case gin bitters bottles from primarily Germany and Poland. … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Article Publications, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Glass Companies & Works, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Milk Glass, Miniatures, Spirits | Tagged Advocaat, Allash, bitters, case, Dubelt, Eckauer, Edmund, Ernst, German, Gin, Glass, Hamburg, Hartwig, Joseph, Kantorowicz, Katzen, Kummel, Likore, Litthauer, Max, Meyer, Milk, Millennium, Nawrocki, Paris, Podbipieta, Poland, Polish, Polnischer, Posen, Poznan, Troika | Leave a comment

Why White? or How the %$#@! did you choose that Category?

Posted on 13 December 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Why White? or How the %$#@! did you choose that Category? Part 2 – Medicine Types: The Katzen Milk Glass Collection Read Part 1: Gary Katzen Milk Glass Collection by Gary Katzen Bottle Photography by Jesse Sailer 13 December 2013 (R•122813) … Continue reading →

Posted in Apothecary, Article Publications, Bitters, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Druggist & Drugstore, Hair Tonics, History, Medicines & Cures, Milk Glass, Perfume | Tagged Baltimore, Benly, bitters, Bradford, British, Burger, Clark, Enameline, Gardner, Gary, Germania, Glass, Haddonfield, Harvey, Katzen, Kobolo, Laird, Magen, Milk, Mykrantz, New Jersey, Oreste, Reed, Sailor, Shisler, Sinanide, Tricopherous, Urben, White | Leave a comment

A Frog’s Eye View of Glass Works Auction 100

Posted on 27 November 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

A Frog’s Eye View of Glass Works Auction 100 27 November 2013 by Jeff Burkhardt (Froggy) Just as most of us are stepping off to start Christmas shopping, Glass Works Auctions invites us to buy ourselves an early Christmas present in … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice, Auction News, Bitters, Medicines & Cures, Mineral Water, News, Sarsaparilla, Soda Water, Spirits | Tagged auction, Barenco, Barry & Patten, Burkhardt, Chapmans, Christmas, Crescent, Dr. Swetts, Dr. Wheeler, Duffy, froggy, General Scott, Glacier, Glass, Greer, Guysott's, high, Howards, Jeff, Jenny Lind, Kohl, Paget, Pavilion, Pike and Osgood, rock, Saloon, Saratoga, Stephen Jewett's, Stoddard, Strubel, Townsends, Triton, Works | Leave a comment

The United Glass Company located at Wistarburgh

Posted on 24 September 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

The United Glass Company located at Wistarburgh PART 1 by Stephen Atkinson 24 September 2013 In 1739, the United Glass Company, located at Wistarburgh, was America’s first successful glass factory and the first cooperative manufacturing business venture in the Colonies. … Continue reading →

Posted in Article Publications, Blown Glass, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History | Tagged Alloway, Caspar Halter, Caspar Wistar, Catherine Wistar, German, Glass, house, Johann Martin Halter, Johann Wilhelm Wentzel, New Jersey, Palitinate, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Simeon Griessmeyer, Stephen Atkinson, United Glass Company, Valentine Felty Herrgeroder, Wistarburgh | Leave a comment

Newburgh (Glass House Co.) 1751-1759

Posted on 11 September 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Newburgh (Glass House Co.) 1751 – 1759 Part 1 of a Series by Stephen Atkinson 11 September 2013 The manufacture of glass was commenced in the village of New Windsor near present day Newburgh, 66 miles north of New York City, … Continue reading →

Posted in Article Publications, Blown Glass, Early American Glass, Gin, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Medicines & Cures, Utility Bottles, Wine & Champagne | Tagged bottles, case, Christian Hertell, dutch, gaffer, Germany, Glass, Glass House Company, Henry Heigel, Johann Martin Greiner, Lodewyck Bampe, Mathias Ernest, Munzthal, New Windsor, Newburgh, Samuel Bayard, Saxe-Weimar, Stephen Atkinson, Wilhem Henry Stiegel | Leave a comment

Brooklyn (Glass House Co.) 1754-1758

Posted on 9 September 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Brooklyn (Glass House Co.) 1754 – 1758 Part 2 of a Series by Stephen Atkinson 09 September 2013 A glass works was founded on what would become State Street in the present day Brooklyn, NYC in 1754 by the Glass … Continue reading →

Posted in Article Publications, Black Glass, Blown Glass, Collectors & Collections, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, Holiday, Questions | Tagged Black, Brooklyn, English, Frederick Hunter, Fredrick Van Cortlandt, Gary Katzen, Glass, Glass House Company, Johan Martin Greiner, Lodewyk Bampers, New Netherland, New York, Peter Stuyvesant, Petrus Stuyvesant, seal, Sidney Breese, Stephen Atkinson, Van Cortlandt Museum, Wistarburgh | Leave a comment

Check these T. W. Dyott bottles out!

Posted on 9 September 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Check these T. W. Dyott bottles out! 09 September 2013 It has really been just fantastic lately to see researchers, collectors and writers submit information for posting on Peachridge Glass. The last exchanges with Stephen Atkinson have been perfect examples. … Continue reading →

Posted in Blown Glass, Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, Early American Glass, Glass Companies & Works, Glass Makers, History, Medicines & Cures | Tagged brick, Chris Rowell, Christian Raezer, Dr. Robertson, Dyottville, Flint, Glass, Helen McKearin, oven, Steve Atkinson, T.W. Dyott, vial | Leave a comment

On the shelves of the Corning Museum of Glass

Posted on 29 August 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

On the shelves of the Corning Museum of Glass 29 August 2013 | Noel Tomas Ferdinand – On the shelves of the Corning Museum of Glass, these rarities sit among many other bottles on the various shelves in the “Study Room.” – Noel … Continue reading →

Posted in Flasks, Historical Flasks, Inks, Museums | Tagged CMOG, Corning, Coventry, Eagle, geometric, GI-14, GI-4, GI-6, GI-85, Glass, Ink, Keene, Lafayette, Masonic, museum, Noel Tomas, Portrait, striation, Study, Washinghton | Leave a comment

Glass Production Flaw Explained – Chris Rowell

Posted on 18 March 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

No, this is not one of the meteorite fragments from the Russian cosmic event. You can always count on Chris Rowell (Baltimore) and others for researching and stirring up points about the bottles we collect that I quite honestly, know … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice, Digging and Finding, Facebook, Glass Makers, Questions, Uncategorized | Tagged Chris Rowell, Digging, Facebook, flaw, Glass, production | Leave a comment

The elusive Dr. John’s Stomach Bitters

Posted on 10 March 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

The elusive Dr. John’s Stomach Bitters Fundamental Collecting Shift 10 March 2013 (R•032818 – example) (R•040418) In recent years I have had a fundamental shift in my Bitters bottle pursuits as I have shifted my primary focus from immaculate examples … Continue reading →