16th and 17th May 2015. Bidding has now finished in Auction 20. Thank you to all bidders and vendors. Featuring a stunning array of Bendigo Bottles and much much more. Details and previews soon! Cranbourne Swap and Sell Day.

Selected Antique Bottles Sold at Auction. These are the most watched antique bottle auctions in the pre-1900 era category. Come back and check this page often because it updates automatically as auctions expire and more are added. More Selected Bottles at Auction on eBay. VINTAGE RARE LIBERTY SODA BOTTLE MEMPHIS TENNESSEE.

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This website has been put together to try and give collectors, local historians and genealogists a guide to old bottles and ephemera that have been used by Mineral water manufacturers, wine and spirit merchants and brewers in the Victorian and Edwardian Periods in North Norfolk. He area of Norfolk Which is covered within this website is everywhere North of the red line shown on the map below. The Towns and Villages that featured on the website are as follows;.

Welcome to this web site. My name is Paul Barker. And I have had the collecting bug for Victorian bottles and pots for many years. Getting the first twenty pots is relatively easy,. Thereafter it becomes an uphill task! I certainly have found this to be the case and I am sure fellow collectors will feel the same.