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Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base
Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base

Antique ST Drakes 1869 Plantation Bitters Bottle Light Firey Amber 3 Dot Base

$ 66

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Volume: Quart
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Near Mint. Read description..
  • Color: Firey Amber
  • Bottle Type: Bitters
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Time Period Manufactured: Antique (Pre-1900)

    Description

    You are bidding on an Antique S.T. Drakes, 1869, Plantation X  Bitters Bottle in a superb and unusual
    Light Firey Amber
    Color..  This is the six log variety and it has three dots on the base..  It is Handblown in a mold with a Handtooled applied lip..  It measures 8&1/2 Inches Tall and it is 3&1/2 Inches at the soulder..  It is ebbossed "S T - Drakes - 1869 Plantation - X - Bitters" on one side and on the other "Patented 1862" on the other..  It is in Near Mint Condition with the only defect being a small, very light interior contents stain about 2 inches up from the bottom on the side marked "Patented 1862"..  This can be seen in the seventh photo..  It could probably be cleaned using the steel wool and coat hanger wire trick..  The only reason I never cleaned it is that I never noticed it untill I took the photos with the bright sunlight streaming through..