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Jacobite-type engraved wine glass rim.

Jacobite-type engraved wine glass rim.

Lead | Object #: 1694778

Ogee or round funnel bowl shape.

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Possible French liquor bottle.

Possible French liquor bottle.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1695758

Neck-finish height: approx 96mm. Sloping shoulders up to long neck and rounded, irregular string rim and cracked-off, heat-treated, flat-topped lip.

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Leaded glass decanter with copper-wheel engraved decoration.

Leaded glass decanter with copper-wheel engraved decoration.

Lead | Object #: 1695793

Ground bore, flared rim.

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Free blown wine bottle with two-part finish.

Free blown wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1764819

This is a nearly complete wine bottle with a domed base, tapered neck, flat topped lip and up-sloped string rim. Wine bottles such as this were primarily imported from Britain and Europe in the eighteenth century, and were commonly used to consume wine or liquors in colonial households of all s...

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Wine bottle with two-part finish.

Wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765069

This dark green glass fragment is from a wine bottle finish comprised of a V-shaped lip and string rim. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of both the lip, to hold the cork, and the...

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Melted wine bottle neck with two-part finish.

Melted wine bottle neck with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765083

This fragment is a finish from a wine bottle made of dark green glass. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of both the lip, to hold the cork, and the string rim, to anchor the wiring...

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