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Three interesting sealed wine bottles, two dated 1710 and 1766
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Three interesting sealed wine bottles, two dated 1710 and 1766 Comprising two 'Octagonal Cylinder' bottles, the straight-sided octagonal bodies with rounded shoulders, the long tapering necks with applied string rims, with 'kick-up' bases', including one of dark olive-green tint applied to the side with a circular seal inscribed 'John/ Peckman/ 1766' beside a tree-like abstract design, 24.9cm high, the other of dark olive-amber tint applied to the side with a circular seal inscribed 'I/ Quayle' within a lined border, 28.8cm high, and a fragmentary half size 'Onion' bottle applied just below the shoulder with a circular seal inscribed 'GDL 1710', 12.5cm high, together with a 'Mallet' bottle of olive-green tint with a long tapering neck applied with a string rim, 21cm high (4) Footnotes: Provenance With Jonathan Horne Antiques (Mallet) Graham Slater Collection Literature David Burton, Antique Sealed Bottles (2015), p.730 (Peckman) and p.1233 (Quayle) The Peckman family has not been positively identified but there is reference to a John Peckman born in 1760 in St Mary Cray in Kent. There are numerous references to a John Quayle living on the Isle of Man between 1557 and 1893, but the individual to which the seal relates remains unclear. The example dated 1710 is unrecorded by Burton (2015) and it has not been possible to determine the identity of the individual to whom the initials relate. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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Three interesting sealed wine bottles, two dated 1710 and 1766 Comprising two 'Octagonal Cylinder' bottles, the straight-sided octagonal bodies with rounded shoulders, the long tapering necks with applied string rims, with 'kick-up' bases', including one of dark olive-green tint applied to the side with a circular seal inscribed 'John/ Peckman/ 1766' beside a tree-like abstract design, 24.9cm high, the other of dark olive-amber tint applied to the side with a circular seal inscribed 'I/ Quayle' within a lined border, 28.8cm high, and a fragmentary half size 'Onion' bottle applied just below the shoulder with a circular seal inscribed 'GDL 1710', 12.5cm high, together with a 'Mallet' bottle of olive-green tint with a long tapering neck applied with a string rim, 21cm high (4) Footnotes: Provenance With Jonathan Horne Antiques (Mallet) Graham Slater Collection Literature David Burton, Antique Sealed Bottles (2015), p.730 (Peckman) and p.1233 (Quayle) The Peckman family has not been positively identified but there is reference to a John Peckman born in 1760 in St Mary Cray in Kent. There are numerous references to a John Quayle living on the Isle of Man between 1557 and 1893, but the individual to which the seal relates remains unclear. The example dated 1710 is unrecorded by Burton (2015) and it has not been possible to determine the identity of the individual to whom the initials relate. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
A Modern Antiquarian: The Collection of Graham Sla
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101 New Bond Street
London
United Kingdom
W1S 1SR
United Kingdom
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