Engraved Scottish Alloa Bottle c. 1830s
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This is a rare find. It is believed to be of Scottish origin, probably Alloa bottle c. 1830s. It has fully spherical body, shaped lady's leg neck and 2 part tapered applied lip and a flat scar pontil base. The body has etched on to it an emblem of the Masonic lodge ? and "JOHN & AGNES COWIE"
5 Comments:
Nice bottle. Never seen one like it before!
/Per
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Hello , My father collected the stippled bottles.A folk art in itself.In my opinion,the most interesting of all black glass.
Could this be the one?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Howie
You have a nice Scottish stippled bottle there. It was actually produced from 1788 up to 1873. Bottles like that are usually attributed with Alloa Glassworks in Alloa, which is located near Edinburgh, England.
Rob Feckler
Day curt, I am a Belgian bottle collector and I own 2 interesting Alloa bottles, which I would like to know more about. Is it possible to get in touch with your father?
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