Description :

A  beautifully curated, 20-piece collection of antique and vintage American glass, dating from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. This lot features a vibrant array of historical colorways—including deep amber, rich aqua-teal, ice blue, and sun-colored amethyst (SCA)

The collection includes highly collectible utility glass, localized pharmaceutical bottles, quack medicines, and early household extracts. Perfect for immediate display, architectural decor, or expanding a specialized collection.

Key Highlights & Featured Pieces:

• The "Scarce" Council Drug Co. Ltd. Druggist Bottle (Council, Idaho): A highly sought-after regional Western pharmacy prescription bottle. Features a hand-tooled lip and beautiful, crisp embossing.W.F.G. Co. (Denver, CO)
• Pony Insulator: Early Western utility glass in a highly desirable, striking ice-blue coloration. Embossed clearly on the skirt.
• Sun-Colored Amethyst (SCA) Insulator: A gorgeous, naturally solarized purple threaded utility insulator. A stunning shelf display piece that catches natural sunlight beautifully.
• Mary T. Goldman's Gray Hair Color Restorer (St. Paul, Minn.): Classic amber cosmetics bottle featuring exceptionally bold, elegant cursive script lettering
• Hires Improved Root Beer Extract Bottle: Classic turn-of-the-century aqua-teal rectangular panel bottle with full instructions embossed into the side panels.
• Pond's Extract & Citrate of Magnesia Bottles: Distinctive, heavy-walled classic American glass shapes with deep embossed detailing.
• Sanford's Inkwell: Small, square-based inkwell displaying a light purple/amethyst tint from historical manganese exposure.
• 1930s Post-Prohibition Amber Liquor Bottle: Embossed with the historic "Federal Law Forbids Sale or Re-Use of This Bottle" warning.