19th Century Beer Bottle – Non Excavated / SOLD

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Early to Mid – SOLD 19th Century Non Excavated Beer Bottle from the Eastern Shore of Virginia Antebellum Estates – Cleveland and Sealand.  This bottle measures approximately 9 3/4″ tall and has a base diameter of about 2 1/2″.  This bottle comes with a certificate of authenticity and photographs of this original estate in Cape Charles Virginia.  We have several bottles from this estate if you are interested in purchasing a quantity of bottles please contact us directly. Inventory Number: BOT 012 / SOLD

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19th Century Beer Bottle - Non Excavated / SOLD: An old, dusty glass bottle with a worn paper label and metal wire closure on the cork, reading "JED SPAR EDINB," displayed against a plain background.
A close-up of the neck and top of a 19th Century Beer Bottle - Non Excavated / SOLD, sealed with dusty white wax and fastened by a metal wire.
A 19th Century Beer Bottle - Non Excavated, featuring a cork and wire closure, stands upright against a plain background.
The 19th Century Beer Bottle - Non Excavated / SOLD with a thick neck and corroded metal cap rests on its side against a plain dark background, its old, dusty glass adding vintage character.
A close-up of an old, dusty 19th Century Beer Bottle (Non Excavated / SOLD) shows a partially torn label with visible text: "JEFF," "SPAR," and "ED1NB.
Close-up of the base of a 19th Century Beer Bottle - Non Excavated / SOLD, featuring a black glass concave center with a reflective surface and visible signs of wear.
Close-up of a 19th Century Beer Bottle - Non Excavated / SOLD, showing its old bottle neck sealed with a worn, dusty cork and secured by a thin, twisted metal wire.

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