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Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
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a rare William Glendenning Newcastle cobalt blue cylinder round bottomed so can not stand upright, 6/ounce capacity with blob lip
piccy taken in a natural spring on the banks of the Newcastle's tyne river
pictorial sword & sheath , age late 1880s
British Isles
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Hello MALKEY - You have the best photographs - I wondered if this one was shot in a bowl of jello (U.S./Cda.) or jelly. Did you put some orange food colouring in there?
The bottle looks pristine, and is superb. Thank you for telling me about the sword and sheath - is that symbolic of what it held, or a William Glendenning mark. I can see the word Trade, and the more I look at the other letters they look like 'mark'? So, have I answered by own question?
Thanks for posting this prize of a bottle.
hi Gillian the sword & sheath not symbolic of what it held it contained fizzy pop aerated mineral waters & the piccy in the mouth of the spring water with heavy iron deposits hence the orange colour through oxidation
& thank you for your lovely post
What a great photograph Malkey! The blue just pops against that orange!
yes it does jump out of piccy thank you Rick