1700s DUTCH ONION BOTTLE - RIVER FIND - NICE DISPLAYER Start Price USD 85.00 Current Price USD 85.00 Time Left - Bid Count 1 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, October 07, 2008 End Time Tuesday, October 14, 2008 Location Artifacts, Etc. in Tyrone, Georgia See more about '1700s DUTCH ONION BOTTLE - RIVER FIND - NICE DISPLAYER' Description Early 1700's "Onion" Bottle - River find - Dutch Manufacture This 1700's Dutch "onion" bottle has a medium green color and shows air bubbles in the glass that is typical of bottles from this era. There are no chips or cracks. It does have typical scuffs and scratchs on it from the years it spent being used by man, and also from the time it spent on the river bottom with sand, and debris. It shows the typical Dutch "rough pontiled" and kick-up base and has some white sandy/crushed shell in areas of the pontil. The lip has been flared onto an applied string rim used in securing the cork with wire and there is no rim or string damage. 6-13/16 inch's tall with no chips, dings or cracks.A successful bidder would pay $10.00 USPS Priority shipping IF you are in the USA. Outside the US would need a shipping quote to your address. We will combine multiple wins to save you shipping cost. We accept Paypal, all charge cards, money orders and checks.See our other auctions of archaeology archaeological archeology ethnology related books, authentic artifacts and fossils. Place a Bid!