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Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG
Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG

Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear EAPG

$ 15.83

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Style: Victorian
  • Color: Clear
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Object Type: Bottle/caster
  • Glassmaking Technique: pressed
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Type of Glass: EAPG
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: . Caster# 1 (salt or pepper) has pronounced straw marks and is badly cracked between the design portion and the plain bottom that fits inside the glass holder. The crack is ¾ of the way around difficult to see if upright. Caster #2 mustard or mayonnaise holder- with cap slotted for spoon. This is chipped at the base and the finish is gone from top of slotted cap. There is also a little cloudiness in bottom ½” of base. Caster#3 Vinegar or Oil castor is in good condition but I do not believe this is the correct stopper for it, looks like sunk honeycomb to me. However the stopper fits very well and does not rock.

    Description

    Britannic AKA Brittanic Three caster bottles clear non-flint. McKee & Brothers, Pittsburgh, PA. (under National glass Company circa 1894 until 1903. The glass is clear and any colors you see in the photographs are reflections from indoors where I photographed the pieces.
    The caster bottles have the mold marks and straw marks and bubbles common in this era of glassware. Color and clarity are fine and the impression from the mold is crisp. Caster# 1 (salt or pepper) has pronounced straw marks and is badly cracked between the design portion and the plain bottom that fits inside the glass holder.
    The crack is ¾ of the way around difficult to see if upright. Caster #2 mustard or mayonnaise holder- with cap slotted for spoon. This is chipped at the base and the finish is gone from top of slotted cap. There is also a little cloudiness in bottom ½” of base. Caster#3 Vinegar or Oil castor is in good condition but I do not believe this is the correct stopper for it, looks like sunk honeycomb to me. However the stopper fits very well and does not rock. Please refer to photographs.
    Please email with questions or comments. Weight before packing 1.168 pounds.