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ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare circa 1920 William Jameson & Company Irish whiskey “spinner” pourer. At one time Dublin’s 2nd largest whiskey distillery, Jameson’s “Marrowbone Lane” location was started in 1752 and ceased operations in 1923. William...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and great pre-Prohibition (circa 1905) advertising corkscrew or bottle opener for W. Ashton Horn, a Somersworth, New Hampshire bottler and agent for the Portsmouth Brewing Company (aka the Harris and Mathes Co.). Open your ale,...

ARTIFACT: Great circa 1910's pre-Prohibition Dow Old Stock Ale advertising corkscrew, knife, and opener. VINTAGE: Circa 1910. SIZE: Approximately Closed: 3-5/8”; Blade: 2-3/4” CONSTRUCTION/MATERIALS: Steel...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1910 bottle opener and tag from Andrew O. Caswell, Bottler of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The opener, which is in the shape of a nude woman or perhaps mermaid, is connected by a chain to an oval tag with the bottling...

ARTIFACT: Nice circa 1900's Frank Jones Portsmouth Ales bottle opener. Portsmouth Brewing Company moose head and figural bottle opener.  The opener reads: "CALL FOR FRANK JONES PORTSMOUTH ALES".  Beginning in the 1900's and continuing through...

ARTIFACT: This is a fabulous circa 1910 advertising moose head bottle opener from Portsmouth Brewing Company. The end that pries off the cap is a moose's head and the body of the opener is shaped like a bottle, complete with an engraved bottle cap detail...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1910 advertising bottle opener from Andrew O. Caswell Bottling of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The opener has a skeleton key shape with a lobster claw end and reads ANDREW O. CASWELL, BOTTLER PORTSMOUTH, N.H. Beginning in the...

SUBJECT: This is a wine glass from Naples Valley Wine Cellars in Naples, New York, from before Prohibition, which lasted from 1920 to 1933. VINTAGE: Circa early 1900s-1910s. SIZE: Approximately 2-7/8" in height and in 1-7/8" in diameter...

ARTIFACT: Great circa 1910 pre-prohibition, White Top Champagne advertising tip tray from Hammondsport, New York. The center of the tray shows a lovely detailed unopened bottle of champagne with red ribbon tied at the top. The bottle reads "WHITE TOP...

ARTIFACT: Gorgeous circa 1900 Iroquois Brewery tip tray from Buffalo, New York. The center of the tray features a beautifully detailed, Indian head wearing a ceremonial headdress that reads: "IROQUOIS", also inside the center circle it reads: "TRADE...

ARTIFACT: This is a vintage 1960s deposit bag from Concord National Bank of Concord, New Hampshire. The bag is in blue nylon with a canvas lining and has a great vintage graphic of the bank building on the front. It was made by A. Rifkin & Company of...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old advertising thermometer in celluloid for the Piscataqua Savings Bank of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Piscataqua is one of Portsmouth’s early banks and is still in operation, borrowing its name from the river flowing through...