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R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE
R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE

R. ROBINSON 1875 19TH C AMERICAN COBALT BLUE STMPD STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER BOTTLE

$ 99

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Good-Very Good overall antique cond: There's a sm chip under the edge of the knob-shaped pouring spout. There's also a mark (sm indentation or fingernail mark) at the shoulder's hip at the rear. This isn't damage but occurred during the vessel's realization & is underneath the glaze. This anomaly occurred while the clay was still wet & after being finished on the potter's wheel. The sm chip underneath the knobby, tapered pouring spout amounts to any damage on this otherwise very nice, early cer bottle, feat clean, clear & crisp stamped typography on the bottle's sloped upper shoulder, that reads 'R. Robinson, 1875.' It has a nice mottled putty white, glossy, reflective glaze that's got burnt umber speckles & episodes of burnt sienna complimenting it. There are no hairline cracks or fractures, blow-outs or unsightly stains marring this otherwise well-pres & now nearly 145 yr old stoneware cer bottle. It's wheel-thrown & has a wire cut baseplate. Most likely a beer bottle. Nice stamp.
  • Hand made: Hand decorated
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Authentic: Original
  • 100% original antique condition: Untouched & undisturbed
  • Signed: Stamped with maker's mark
  • Volume: Pint
  • Glossy: Highly reflective surfaces
  • Featured Refinements: Stoneware Beer Bottle
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • 'R. Robinson, 1875': Cobalt blue glazed stamped impression
  • Wheel-thrown: Knobby pouring spout
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Bottle Type: Beer
  • Color: Putty white, burnt umber & cobalt blue
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Time Period Manufactured: Antique (Pre-1900)
  • Found in southern New Hampshire: New England
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • American: Antique
  • Wire cut bottom: Beer, root beer or ginger beer bottle
  • Stoneware: Ceramic clay

    Description

    R. ROBINSON,
    1875,
    MID
    to
    LATE 19TH CENTURY
    AME
    RI
    CAN
    ANTIQUE
    COBALT BLUE STAMPED,
    SALT GLAZED STONEWARE CERAMIC BEER
    BOTTLE,
    featuring
    WHEEL THROWN VESSEL, KNOBBY POURING SPOUT
    &
    WIRE
    CUT BASEPLATE
    (Dated 1875)
    Mid to late 19th century
    Ame
    ri
    can
    antique salt-glazed, decorated stoneware ceramic beer, root beer and ginger beer bottles
    DIMENSIONS:
    9
    1⁄2" Height x
    3 1⁄2" Width x 1" top rim Diameter
    Weight:
    2 lbs. 8 oz.
    DESCRIPTION:
    There's a small chip under the edge of the knob-shaped pouring spout. There's also a mark (small indentation) at the shoulder's hip at the rear. This is not damage but occurred during the vessel's realization and is underneath the glaze. This anomaly occurred while the clay was still wet and after being finished on the potter's wheel.
    The small chip underneath the knobby, tapered pouring spout amounts to any damage on this otherwise very nice, early ceramic bottle, featuring clean, clear and crisp stamped typography on the bottle's sloped upper shoulder, that reads
    'R. Robinson, 1875.'
    It has a nice mottled putty white, glossy, reflective glaze that has burnt umber speckles and episodes of burnt sienna complimenting it. There are no hairline cracks or fractures, blow-outs or unsightly stains marring this otherwise well-preserved and now nearly
    145 year old, late 19th century
    Ame
    ri
    can
    antique,
    primitive stoneware ceramic bottle.
    It's wheel-thrown and has a wire-cut baseplate. Most likely formerly a
    beer, root beer or ginger beer ceramic bottle.
    Nice impressed cobalt blue stamped maker's mark. Handsome.
    CONDITION:
    Good to Very Good overall antique condition.