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Originally $375.00
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Item Code: 622-171
One of the most popular bottles of the Civil War period is the cathedral pickle bottle. It followed the gothic style in vogue at the time and emulated the well-recognized church window form.
Light aqua/green in color, this wide mouth (2 1/2” diameter) bottle measures 11 ½” tall; square base is 3 ½” wide. Excellent condition; one very shallow scratch on neck.
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