Yellow GI-114 Webster / Clay Historical Flask
Updated August 27, 2026
| Lot number | 57 |
| Auction | September 13th Antique Bottles and Glass Catalog Auction |
| Date | September 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM EDT |
| Auction house | The Glass Exchange |
| Location | Essex, Maryland |
Yellow oval half pint flask. Embossed on the front with a classical bust facing left and on the reverse with a classical bust facing right. Traditionally attributed as Byron & Scott; however, more recent research has attributed the two busts as being that of Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. Open pontiled base. With sheared and fire polished lip. Cataloged by Mckearin as GI-114. Circa 1840s. Condition is attic found and there is a 1/8 inch flake off the bottom edge of the base near the side. Measures approximately 3 5/8 inches wide x 5 7/8 inches tall.
Register & bid on this lot at Bidspirit →
More lots in this auction
- Yellow Amber GI-31 Washington / Jackson Flask
- Yellow Olive GIV-24 Keen Masonic Eagle Flask
- Amber GII-71 Coventry Double Eagle Flask
- GX-15 Summer Tree / Winter Tree Historical Flask
- GIII-7 Yellow Olive Half Pint Cornucopia Flask
- Aqua GII-74 Eagle Cornucopia Historical Flask
- GIII-11 Yellow Amber Half Pint Cornucopia Flask
- Aqua GXI-30 Pikes Peak Eagle Quart Flask
See all lots in September 13th Antique Bottles and Glass Catalog Auction →