flasks News

A Wormser Brothers barrel bitters bottle, made between 1867 and 1871 and quite possibly the only green example in existence (most are amber), soared to $18,480 in an auction that began Aug. 29 and ended Sept. 8 by American Bottle Auctions.

The lifetime, single-owner bottle and flask collection of Tom McCandless – a dedicated collector whose recent passing left a void in the bottle and glass collecting field – will be sold in three sessions by Norman C. Heckler & Company.

Internet Retailer Magazine has ranked Oklahoma based HomeWetBar.com as one of the top 1,000 E-Retailers in the United States. The company will be part of the “Second 500 Guide 2011.”

Hundreds of rare, vintage and highly collectible bottles will change hands in an Internet and catalog auction slated for April 29-May 7 by American Bottle Auctions (americanbottle.com). It is just the 52nd auction for the young firm.

An outstanding, mint condition Brown’s Celebrated Indian Herb bitters bottle, patented Feb. 11, 1868, sold for $36,960 in an Internet and catalog auction held Oct. 29-Nov. 13 by American Bottle Auctions (www.americanbottle.com).

A trove of 375 rare and vintage bottles will be sold to the highest bidders in an Internet and catalog auction slated for Oct. 29-Nov. 9 by American Bottle Auctions (www.americanbottle.com). It will be the 51st sale for the firm.

A Powell & Stutenroth “Favorite Bitters” bottle, one of only a few known and graded 9.7 out of 10 for condition, soared to $64,960 at the 50th Internet and catalog ever held by American Bottle Auctions (AmericanBottle.com), of Sacramento, Calif.

Over 300 rare and vintage bottles, most of them dating to the mid-to-late 19th century, will be offered in an Internet and catalog auction that will go online May 24 and end June 1. It will be the 50th sale to date for American Bottle Auctions.

Manufacturer and exporter of lab glassware and equipment like burettes, pipettes, flasks, measuring cylinder, test tubes, bottels, volumetric glassware, sintered glassware, stopcocks, colour glassware and general laboratory equipments.

Over 325 rare and vintage bottles – most of them made between 1850 and 1900, the period most desired by collectors – will be sold in an Internet and catalog auction slated for Jan. 8-18 by American Bottle Auctions (www.AmericanBottle.com).

A medium chocolate amber California Clubhouse Whiskey bottle, made circa 1872-74 and one of only nine examples known, soared to $30,240 in an Internet and catalog auction held Aug. 10-21 by American Bottle Auctions (americanbottle.com).