Bottles, Cases & Tickets

Dutch Case Bottle
18th Century

(Jeffrey Tillou Antiques)

Dutch Case Bottle
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Dutch Case Bottle
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Dutch Case Bottle
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

American or European Case Bottle with Indented Sides
18th Century

(Historical Glass.com)

European Spirit or Utilitarian Bottle
Mid 18th Century
(Private Collection)

Aqua Case Bottle, Possibly French from the 1765 - 1775 Privy of the Three Cranes Tavern, Charlestown, Massachusetts
c. 1760 ?

(City of Boston Archeology Program)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
18th Century

(Private Collection)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
18th Century

(Private Collection)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
18th Century

(Stanton Auctions)

American Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles in Green Paint from Boston, Massacusetts
18th Century

(John McInnis)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior & 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Historical Glass)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior & 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Historical Glass)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
18th Century

(Private Collection)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
18th Century

(Private Collection)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
18th Century

(Carlsen Auctions)

Dutch Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Dutch Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Dutch Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Dutch Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Dutch Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for 12 Case Bottles
18th Century

(Crocker Farm)

Pine Liquor Box with Divided Interior for Case Bottles
Late 18th Century
(Neal auctions)

Bottle
Baskets

American Wicker Basket Used for Carrying Bottles - Reported to Have Been Owned by Nathan Hale of Connecticut
c. 1760 - 1775

(Connecticut Historical Society)

American Wicker Basket Used for Carrying Bottles - Reported to Have Been Owned by Nathan Hale of Connecticut
c. 1760 - 1775

(Connecticut Historical Society)

Glass “Witch” Bottles

The Essington Witch Bottle
Governor Pintz Park Excavation, Pennsylvania
(Becker, Marshall J., University of Pennsylvania, “An Update on Colonial Witch Bottles”

The Essington Witch Bottle
Governor Pintz Park Excavation, Pennsylvania
(Becker, Marshall J., University of Pennsylvania, “An Update on Colonial Witch Bottles”

Pewter Bottles

Pewter Bottle, John Emes Jr., Pewterer
from the Wreck of the English Slave Ship, Henrietta Marie, who Sunk in 1700

Corks

Bottle Corks Recovered from the Reynolds Tavern of Annapolis, Maryland
c. 1712

(Banneker-Douglass Museum and Archaeology, Annapolis / University of Maryland)

“Bouchonnier”
Featured in the Encyclopedia of Diderot and d'Alembert c. 1751 - 1772

(Private Collection)

“Bouchonnier”
Featured in the Encyclopedia of Diderot and d'Alembert c. 1751 - 1772

(Private Collection)

“Bouchonnier”
Featured in the Encyclopedia of Diderot and d'Alembert c. 1751 - 1772

(Private Collection)

Bottle Neck Retaining Its Wire Secured Cork
From the Wreck of the Machault Sunk in the 1760 Battle of Restigouche in the Bay of Gaspé in Quebec Province

c. 1755 - 1760
(Parks Canada)

Shelf / Bin
Labels

English Tin Glazed Earthenware Bin Labels
c. 1760 - 1800

(Woolley & Wallis)

English Tin Glazed Earthenware Bin Labels
c. 1760 - 1800

(Woolley & Wallis)

English Tin Glazed Earthenware Bin Labels
c. 1760 - 1800

(Woolley & Wallis)

English Tin Glazed Earthenware Bin Label
c. 1760 - 1800

(Woolley & Wallis)

English Tin Glazed Earthenware “BRANDY” Bin Label from Mortlake
c, 1760 - 1800

(Private Collection)

English Tin Glazed Earthenware “RHENISH” Bin Label from Mortlake
c, 1760 - 1800

(Victoria & Albert)

English Tin Glazed Earthenware “GENEVA” Bin Label from Lambeth
c, 1765 - 1775

(Victoria & Albert)

Bottle Tickets
“Labels for Bottles”

Portrait of a Gentleman
by Stephen Slaughter

English Tin Glazed Earthenware Bottle Ticket on Chain from London
18th Century

(Woolley & Wallis)

Orphan Identification “ALE” Bottle Ticket or Label Left at the Foundling Hospital of London
c. 1760

(Foundling Hospital - Threads of Feeling)

English Silver “RUM” Bottle Ticket or Label
Mid 18th Century
(Private Collection)

English “HOCK” Silver Bottle Ticket or Wine Label
by Sandilands Drinkwater of London c. 1750
(Colonial Williamsburg)