Super Rare Fine Boston Sandwich Glass Clambroth Paneled Pebbles Cologne Bottle - For Sale

I have for sale out of a private collection of fine Boston Sandwich glass a super rare Paneled Pebbles cologne perfume bottle in Clambroth.
This bottle is authentic Boston Sandwich glass circa 1830 - 1860.
There have been a few examples known in the Paneled Pebbles pattern but very very hard to find in this color.

CONDITION: This bottle is in very fine condition with a slight nick on one of the blue flower leaves, very hard to see you have to feel it. Also the ground stopper part that slides into the bottle has a flat chip but could easily be professionally polished off.
The bottle is in pristine condition with no damage. What a wonderful find in such fine condition with hardly no damage!

The bottom of the bottle has a polished pontil mark.

The bottle with stopper measures 7 1/2" tall.

I am asking $2000.00 Or Make Me A Offer. All offers are considered.
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http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/10088588

http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/5687096

http://jeffreysevans.auctionflex.co...733&archive=n&lso=lotnumasc&pagenum=1&lang=En

Is it because your bottle is in the clambroth?

I notice the one bottle I posted a link to has an underplate.

 

Thank you for the reply and links

It is a nice bottle and very scarce. Like i stated I willing to except offers but anyone that sold there's undear a $1000 sold way to cheap.
A canary Vaseline just the bottle no stopper on ebay brought almost $550 at auction.
These bottles are very hard to find and I have not even seen or can find one with the blue stopper like mine.

Mark

 

It's beautiful... if only I were a collector and had the money.

 

Its very beautiful but I almost fainted when I saw the price. Reason I looked for more. I could not find any with the blue top either? I wish you the best of luck in obtaining a sale

 

It's interesting that the auction on Jeffrey S. Evans says, "Boston & Sandwich and Others" meaning they could not definitively ID it as Sandwich glass. Not to be too picky, but I also notice the rim on yours is thicker than that of the ones shown. True Sandwich glass was extensively copied and the copies were not as finely detailed as originals. The ones referenced only went for a few hundred, so I'm kind of wondering about the high price on yours. Someone may like it enough to pay that much. I'd have to see some real proof. Good luck.

 

You can also contact the Sandwich Glass Museum here on Cape Cod to see if they can validate the provenance.
http://www.sandwichglassmuseum.org/

 

Ruth Webb Lee's Sandwich Glass Handbook, plates 205 and 206 are titled "Group of interesting toilet bottles." Plate 205 has 2 of these toilet bottles. As the pictures are black and white, I'm not sure of the colors. One of the bottles could be the same color as this one with a white stopper. The other one is clear glass with a clear glass stopper. Both of them have underplates like the one in above link. The book gives no info on these bottles.

--- Susan

 

you just answered...kinda...a post from Aug 17 2014........
& the last time this guy was seen here was Aug 18.....2014 !!!!

 

Sandwich Glass? WTH. Everbuddy nose ya can't drink a sandwich!

 

no ya can't - BUT when at da beach, ya can eat the sand which is dere and glass is madda sand so ya sea, it all makes sense now................

 

Sooooooo, just out of curiosity, is there a reason we're seeing posts that are three plus years old????????????? Inquiring minds, that's all

 

Cis replied to an old post.....

 

and I suppose, those that could or would, did and done, jumped on it to be humorous...................

 

no....just offering factual information...

 

So replying to an old one dredges it out of the 'archives' then I take it.........

 

as long as it's not ...locked....by the mods......i think it remains active....4 ever !