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Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720
Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720

Transitional Mallet English Colonial Black Glass Wine Bottle from 1710-1720

$ 347.95

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: This bottle was located by store owner at a colonial site in Eastern Virginia in tidal waters. The Colonist had several ways of opening the bottles which included cutting the stringer or lip off in order to remove the cork. The bottles usually contain river material inside the bottles, i.e., mud, sand, gravel and more. Since the bottles are 300-350 years old they are fragile and should only be picked up by the bottom as the weight is stressful on bottle necks. This bottle is in fantastic shape and completely whole including string on lip of bottle.
  • Color: Black
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    Transitional English Black Glass Mallet Bottle that dates between 1710-1720 that was located in Virginia tidal waters near significant Colonial Homesites by the store owner.  Own a piece of history that ranges 300-350 years old!  Great display side on every side as this baby is solid and whole!. The shipping takes a large box to insure in the bottle remains intact with plenty of packing material.  The average shipping rate depending on where in the US is around .  USA customers only.