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Hearst Museum object titled Aqua glass bottle, accession number 1-160878, described as Complete pale aqua glass ink or glue bottle, almost complete. Evidence of a three part mold. Hand finished lip. No maker's mark.
Hearst Museum object titled Aqua glass bottle, accession number 1-160877, described as 1 pale aqua glass ink or glue bottle, complete. Three part mold. Hand finished lip. Maker's mark ebossed on bottom "Carter(?)...".
Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-161154, described as Large basal fragment to a white improved earthenware vase or similar, with no decoration or maker's mark present.
Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-160069, described as Basal fragment of a white improved earthenware cup with under-glazed black transfer makers mark of crown above circle enclosing "JOHN MADDOCK & SONS ROYAL VITREOUS" around "ENGLAND.
Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-254987, described as Two basal fragment of a large white improved earthenware, with no decoration or makers mark
Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 1-160955, described as Small clear glass bottle shouldered vial with hand tooled finish. No embossed label or makers mark.
Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 1-249964, described as stoneware glazed brown ink bottle with maker's mark
Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 1-248429, described as Whole clear brown glass bottle with a maker's mark.
Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 1-160915, described as Aqua paneled medicinal bottle with hand tooled finish, remnants of mold seam, there is no label or makers mark, there is two cork fragments inside the bottle
Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 1-250290, described as 3-part hingle mold light green glass bottle with maker's mark

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