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PRIMITIVE STONEWARE BOTTLES OF CANADA

Primitive Stoneware Bottles Of Canada by Scott Wallace & Phil Culhane.
Published March 2002.
Update -On the 5th April 2021 Scott Wallace kindly gave permission for the book to be made publicly available.

Exeter

ON-44 J.T. Westcott

"J.T. Westcott / Exeter"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height:
Base:
Category: 3

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Forester's Falls

ON-45 Mrs. Baker

"Mrs. Baker F. Falls"

Description: Light tan pint, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 6 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-46 Mrs. Baker

"Mrs. Baker F.Falls"

Description: Light tan small quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 8"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: In the mid-1970s, a youth walking outside
Cobden found over two dozen Mrs. Baker pints, plus
damaged ones that have since been reconstructed,
four Mrs. Baker large pints, a Starr from Brockville,
an Archer (Renfrew) and a Menzies (Pembroke).

Despite persistent research, no reference to Mrs.
Baker has been found, but the location of this find
suggests that the "F. Falls" stands for Forester's Falls
(just outside Cobden), as opposed to Fenelon Falls
or Ferguson's Falls, two other small towns in Ontario.

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Galt

ON-47 F Mann

"F. Mann, Galt C.W"

Description: Light grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 4

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Goderich

ON-48 E Peacock

"Dr. Cronk / E P"

Description: Tan top 10 sided quart.
Height:
Base: Cronk-style
Category:

Note: This bottle is attributed to E. Peacock who operated a hotel and manufactured sarsaparilla
beer from 1885-1890 in Goderich, Ontario.

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Guelph

ON-49 W. Atkinson

"W. Atkinson / Guelph. C.W."

Description: Grey pint, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 4

ON-50 W. Atkinson

"W. Atkinson / Guelph."

Description: Light tan pint, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 7 1/2"
Base:
Category: 3

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Guelph….continued

ON-51 Beavis & Copp

"Beavis & Copp / Guelph"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 4

ON-52 James Copp

"James Copp / Guelph"

Description: Grey pint.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 4

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Guelph….continued

ON-53 James Copp

"James Copp / Guelph"

Description: Light brown/grey large pint, blue
wash in lettering.
Height: 7 5/8"
Base:
Category: 4

ON-54 Copp & Beavis

"Copp & Beavis"

Description: Grey quart with blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 7 1/4"
Base:
Category: 4

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Hamilton

ON-55 J. Barsanti

"J. Barsanti / Hamilton"

Description: Tall ivory pint, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 8"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: This bottle was likely made in the United Kingdom. It
is a very rare style for Ontario, and is extremely rare.

ON-56 K. S & B

"Dr. Cronk / K.S. & B / H"

Description: Medium tan quart.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base: Cronk-style
Category: 2

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Hamilton….continued

ON-57 Pilgrim & Company

"Pilgrim & Co / Hamilton. C.W."

Description: Brown pint.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: An extremely rare bottle from a
highly collected company.

ON-58 S.G Patton & Co

"S. G. Patton & Co. / Hamilton. C.W."

Description: Small grey pint, blue
paint over and in lettering.
Height: 6"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: An exceptional small, squat pint
primitive with everything going for it -
Canada West, colour and that
incredible shape. The image at right
has not been distorted in any way;
that is the shape of this bottle.

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Hamilton….continued

ON-59 Levi Sherk

"Dr Cronk / S. & Co. / H."

Description: Tan top quart with dark brown glaze on top.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base: Cronk-style
Category: 3

ON-60 Levi Sherk

"Dr Cronk / L S / Hamilton"

Description: Tan top pint with medium brown glaze on top.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base: Cronk-style
Category: 3

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Harriston

ON-61 J.B. Taylor

"J.B. Taylor / Harriston"

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 8 5/8"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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Kingston

R. Brown {photo not available}

Note: A chocolate glaze small pint bottle has been
found in Kingston harbour on 4 or 5 occasions. It is
very similar to the Sullivan and Phillips, and will
likely be shown to be a Kingston bottle.

ON-62 H Cummins

"H Cummins / Kingston C W"

Description: Dark tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height:
Base:
Category: 4

ON-63 H Cummins

"H Cummins / Kingston"

Description: Dark tan quart.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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Kingston….continued

ON-64 H Cummins

"H Cummins / Kingston"

Description: Chocolate brown quart.
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

ON-65 Cornelius Donoghue

"C Donoghue / K"

Description: Medium yellow ochre
squat quart.
Height: 7 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: This is an exceptionally early
bottle (c.1840-1850) in a very rare
shape.

ON-66 Cornelius Donoghue

"C Donoghue / Kingston"

Description: Cylinder quart. {no
photo available}
Height: ~9"
Base:
Category: 5

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Kingston….continued

ON-67 B Easton

"B. Easton / Kingston"

Description: Brown slip pint.
Height:
Base:
Category: 4

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Kingston….continued

ON-68 Fisher & Thompson

"Fisher & Thompson / Kingston"

Description: Tan slip over ivory collar quart.
Height: 10 1/4"
Potter:
Category: 1

ON-69 Fisher & Thompson

"Fisher & Thompson / Kingston"

Description: Tan slip over ivory collar pint.
Height: 8 1/4"
Potter:
Category: 1

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Kingston….continued

ON-70 J. Fisher

"J.F. / Kingston"

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base:
Category: 3

Note: James Fisher took over Patterson's brewery
in 1855. In the 1871 census, 28 year old Joseph
Fisher was a brewer in Kingston, working for James
Fisher. This bottle is likely a James Fisher. Note
also the similarities between this bottle and the J.B.
Hall, Belleville.

ON-71 B. Fitzpatrick

"B. Fitzpatrick / Kingston"

Description: Light tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

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Kingston….continued

ON-72 Michael Griffin

"M. Griffin K"

Description: Chocolate squat
quart.
Height: 8 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: Another very early Ontario
bottler (c. 1840-50). One of
Ontario's finest.

ON-73 Michael Griffin

"M. Griffin K"

Description: Dark yellow ochre
squat quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 8 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: See above bottle.

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Kingston….continued

ON-74 W Hall

"W. Hall / Kingston. C.W."

Description: Chocolate brown quart.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: The chocolate brown glaze is a regional
specialty and is highly collectible. The Canada
West designation only adds to this extremely
rare bottle.

ON-75 W Hall

"W. Hall / Kingston. C.W."

Description: Tan quart, blue wash over lettering.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Very similar bottle (note particularly the
out-turn from the body to the lip), but with blue
wash. In the 1871 census, 44 year old William
Hall was listed as a carter (one who transports
things in carts - a 19th Century delivery man).
Perhaps in another day, he was a soda water
manufacturer?

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Kingston….continued

ON-76 W. Hall

"W. Hall Kingston."

Description: Chocolate brown quart {no photo available}.
Height:
Base:
Category: 4

ON-77 M.M. Hawkins

"M.M. Hawkins / Kingston"

Description: Tan quart.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base:
Category: 4

Note: One of the Ms is an upside-down W on at least two of these bottles.

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Kingston….continued

ON-78 Alexr Phillips

"Alexr. Phillips"

Description: Chocolate brown pint.
Height: pint
Base: smooth
Category: 3

ON-79 Alexr Phillips

"Alexr. Phillips / Superior / Ginger Beer"

Description: Chocolate brown pint {no photo available}.
Height: pint
Base: smooth
Category: 4

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Kingston….continued

ON-80 D O Sullivan

"D. O. Sullivan / Kingston"

Description: Chocolate brown pint.
Height: 7"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

Note: In the 1871 census, 66 year old Daniel
Sullivan is listed as a grocer, born in Ireland.
Perhaps somewhat earlier, he had been a soda
water manufacturer?

ON-81 Alex Tyo

"Alex. Tyo. / Ginger Beer / Kingston"

Description: Chocolate brown large pint.
Height: 8 1/4"
Base:
Category: 4

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London

ON-82 W.H Cameron

"W.H. Cameron"

Description: Light tan/grey quart.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: Attributed to London.

ON-83 J Hevey

"J Hevey"

Description: Brown quart.
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: In the 1871 census, 60 year old James Hevey is
listed as a yeoman. Previously, he had ran a
temperance hotel.

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London….continued

ON-84 J Hevey

"J Hevey"

Description: Grey quart, medium brown slip.
Height:
Base:
Category: 2

ON-85 J Hevey

"J Hevey"

Description: Grey quart, Cobalt blue stripe down
front of bottle.
Height:
Base:
Category: 2

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London….continued

ON-86 J. Hevey

"Hevey C.W."

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

ON-87 L. Perrin

"L Perrin"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering and
blue lip.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 2

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London….continued

ON-88 L. Perrin

"L Perrin / Ginger Beer"

Description: Very dark brown pint.
Height: 7 1/2"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Extremely early, great coloration, with
the extra bonus: "Ginger Beer"!

ON-89 L. Perrin

"L Perrin / 1854"

Description: Dark brown quart.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Currently, this is Ontario's only dated
primitive.

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London….continued

ON-90 L. Perrin Jr.

"L. Perrin JUNr"

Description: Grey quart, blue lip.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

ON-91 L. Perrin Jr.

"L. Perrin JR"

Description: Speckled brown over grey quart,
blue lip.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

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London….continued

ON-92 L. Perrin

"L Perrin"

Description: Grey pint, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 7"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: No blue wash on lip.

ON-93 L. Perrin JR

"L Perrin JR"

Description: Dark grey quart.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Cronk-style
Category: 2

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London….continued

R. Smith and Co.

"R. Smith & Co."

Description: Light grey pint, blue wash
in lettering.
Height: 6 1/2"
Base:
Category: 3

Note: This bottle is attributed to both
London and Belleville. The bottle is
equally likely to be from one town or
the other, and possibly from neither.
There was, however, a London
merchant named "R. Smith", and
there are crocks with his name.

ON-94 Alex Tyler

"Alex Tyler / Ginger Beer Manu'r /
Dundas Street / London Ont"

Description: Tan quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 10 3/4"
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Four lines of writing - very rare
on a primitive ginger beer.

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Newmarket

ON-95 Heacock & Stokes

"Heacock & Stokes"

Description: Tan quart.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: Attributed to Newmarket. In 1871, a John Stokes, age 27, was a brewer in London,
Ontario. Perhaps a Mr. Heacock partnered with this John Stokes at some point in
Newmarket?

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Oshawa

ON-96 James Lang

"James Lang, Oshawa"

Description: Grey quart, blue glaze in lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base:
Category: 4

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Ottawa

ON-97 Boyden's

"Boyden's / Variety Hall / Sussex St /
Ottawa"

Description: Grey pint.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 2

ON-98 Boyden's

"Boyden's / Variety Hall / Sussex St /
Ottawa"

Description: Grey pint, blue wash over
lettering.
Height: 7"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: At least one case of 12 of these is
known to exist (combination of the two
varieties). In the 1871 census, Joseph
Boyden is listed as a 32 year old merchant,
born in Ontario, of Scottish descent.

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Ottawa….continued

ON-99 Louis Z Chabot

"L.Z. Chabot"

Description: Medium tan pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base: Concentric wire grooves.
Category: 2

Note: This bottle was dug in a park in downtown Ottawa. In the census of 1871,
Louis Z. Chabot is listed as a 30 year old public servant, but also as a manufacturer
of ginger beer. Chabot was born in the province of Quebec.

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Ottawa….continued

ON-100 Drolet & Co.

"Drolet & Co. / Ginger Beer / Ottawa"

Description: Rich reddish-brown pint.
Height:
Base:
Category: 5

Note: Extremely rare style, perhaps a
Canadian-made bottle?

ON-101 Edward Hall

"E Hall / Ottawa"

Description: Chocolate brown pint.
Height: 7"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

Note: In the 1871 census, Edward Hall was
listed as a 42 year old confectioner of Irish
birth.

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Ottawa….continued

ON-102 Edward Hall

"E. Hall / Ottawa"

Description: Grey pint, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 7 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

ON-103 Charles Hoy

"C Hoy"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

Note: Charles Hoy started a confectionery in
1868. In the census of 1871, 24 year old
Charles Hoy was listed as a confectioner. His
55 year old father, James Hoy, was also listed
as a confectioner. By 1870, Charles
disappears from Ottawa census listings for
places unknown. This shard was found along
with the Mrs. Baker F. Falls bottles outside
Cobden, Ontario.

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Ottawa….continued

ON-104 W. Kipp

"W Kipp"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-105 W. Kipp

"W. Kipp"

Description: Grey large pint, blue wash in
lettering.
Height:
Base:
Category: 2

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Ottawa….continued

ON-106 W. Kipp

"W.K"

Description: Grey pint, blue hand-painted
lettering.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category 3

Note: At least four of these bottles known,
perhaps others.

ON-107 W. Kipp

"W.K.B"

Description: Grey pint, blue hand-painted
lettering.
Height: 6 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: Obviously a W. Kipp bottle, but the B is
open to conjecture. Perhaps it stood for
Brothers, Beer, Bottling or Brewery.

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Ottawa….continued

ON-108 Wm Rennick

"Wm Rennick"

Description: Grey pint.
Height: 6 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-109 Wm Rennick

"Wm Rennick"

Description: Tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: William Rennick was a stone-mason
who manufactured root beer on his premises
during the summer months, between the years
1857-1870.

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Pembroke

ON-110 Robert Menzies

"Robert Menzies / Confectioner / Pembrook
Ont"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 9 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 5

Note: The three lines of writing, the cute
misspelling of "Pembrook" and the overall
exceptional condition and shape of this bottle
combine to make it a Category 5 bottle.

ON-111 R Menzies

"R Menzies / Pembroke Ont"

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 9"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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Pembroke….continued

ON-112 Geo. Sayer

"Geo Sayer / Baker / Pembroke"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 9"
Base:
Category: 3

Note: Bottle also comes without blue wash
in lettering.

ON-113 J A Smith

"J A Smith:

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

Note: Although there are several J. Smiths
who are bottlers, this bottle was found in
Eastern Ontario and bears a lot of
similarity to eastern Ontario bottles,
particularly the Mrs. Bakers and some of
the Perth Laurie variants.

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Penville

ON-114 William M Stewart

"William M Stewart / Penville Ont."

Description: Tan quart.
Height: 10"
Base:
Category: 3

ON-115 Stewart & Turner

"S & T"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: Attributed to Stewart & Turner of Penville,
c.1883. In 1881, Stewart and Bruce were listed
as Soda Water Manufacturers in Penville.

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Perth

ON-116 James Allan

"JA / + "

Description: Grey quart, blue hand-painted lettering.
Height:
Base:
Category: 3

Note: This star decoration is unique. There are a
number of hand-painted initial bottles in Eastern
Ontario, but this is the only one with decoration of any
sort. In the 1871 federal census, a 48 year old James
Allan was a Merchant, born in Ontario, of Scottish
descent.

ON-117 James Allan

"A"

Description: Grey quart, blue hand-painted lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

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Perth….continued

ON-118 James Allan

"J.A."

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-119 James Allan

"James Allan / Perth"

Description: Tan quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

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Perth….continued

ON-120 James Allan

"Jas Allan / Perth"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height:
Base:
Category: 3

ON-121 James Allan

"James Allan / Perth C.W. "

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 11"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

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Perth….continued

ON-122 James Allan

"James Allan"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-123 James Laurie

"James Laurie"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 3/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

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Perth….continued

ON-124 Mrs. Laurie

"Mrs. Laurie Baker"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-125 J Laurie

"J. Laurie Baker / Root Beer"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in
lettering, circular band around neck.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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Perth….continued

ON-126 J Laurie

"J Laurie Baker / Root Beer"

Description: Yellow/tan quart.
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

Note: The 1871 federal census lists James Laurie, a 33 year old baker, born in Ontario, of
Scottish descent. Upon James' death, it appears that his widow Jane assumed the
proprietorship of the business.

"Mrs. Jane Laurie's Bakery and Confectionery was located on Gore Street in Perth. The three-
storey white brick building was erected in 1886 as a store with residence above. Baking and
candy making were done in the basement, where the bake ovens were situated. The store
was elegantly furnished with mahogany shelving and counters, topped with solid walnut.
Adjoining the store was a neat restaurant in which oysters, ice cream and fruit were served in
season, together with bread, cakes and pastry. A favourite lunch consisted of buns and
chunks of local cheese, with a bottle of Mrs. Laurie's Old English Ginger Beer.

"The Laurie business was established in 1858 and was operated by Mrs. Jane Laurie and her
daughter, Mrs. Margaret MacCormack, for 67 years. Following her daughter's sudden death in
1925, Mrs. Laurie sold the business. She died later that same year, on November 11, 1925 at
the age of 90 years."

This article comes from an issue of a local Perth newspaper, often photocopied, and available to us with no
indications as to age or reporter's name.

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Perth….continued

ON-127 J Laurie

"JL"

Description: Tan quart, blue hand-painted
lettering.
Height: 10"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-128 James Laurie

"James Laurie / Perth"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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Perth….continued

ON-129 J Laurie

"J Laurie / Baker"

Description: Dark grey quart, blue wash in
lettering.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 2

ON-130 J Laurie

"JL"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 10 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: Attributed to J Laurie, Perth.

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Perth….continued

ON-131 J Laurie

"J. L."

Description: Grey quart.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base:
Category: 2

Note: Attributed to J Laurie, Perth.

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Perth….continued

ON-132 Wm McArthur

"W. Mc. A. / P"

Description: Grey quart, blue hand-painted
lettering.
Height: 10 1/4"
Base: Smooth
Category: 4

Note: This is possibly the boldest of the hand-
painted bottles in Ontario. At least two of these
bottles are known, both found in the Ottawa
Valley. The "W" on both bottles is deformed.
Based on similarities to the J Laurie and J Allan
hand-painted bottles from Perth, these bottles
have been attributed to Wm McArthur, Perth.

ON-133 W.A. McLaren

"WA McLaren Perth"

Description: Grey quart, blue wash in lettering.
Height: 9 1/2"
Base: Smooth
Category: 3

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