Glass piece?? Better pic

[texan connection]

Looks like it says -boratory, & co, con 1773
Found it on a very old homesight 1830's and up.

 

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[detector de metales]

Re: Glass piece??

Just a bit more focus on the object and I think we can get it!
J2

 

[texan connection]

Re: Glass piece??

Here we go

 

[texan connection]

Re: Glass piece??

And No the third lines not .com LOL

 

[Noodle]

..(La)boratory

??since 1773

Whatever it was, it was a product that had been mfg'g for 75+ years.

You say "glass," but it looks more solid. Could it be pottery??

 

[texan connection]

Yea its pottery. Im thinkin "since 1773" also, This sight would have seen its first anglos in 1820-30 or so but it was a spanish trail 1700 to 1800, B-4 Old San Antonio Road moved south in the early 1800's to Bryan Texas.

 

[detector de metales]

Interesting
(La)boratory
& Co.
is that "London"

J2

 

[stoney56]

Re: Glass piece??

And No the third lines not .com LOL

No, but could it be an early abbreviation for Connecticut? (Con.)

 

[texan connection]

The tory is OK you can see the second part of the R But not in the pic, I dont know 4 sure about the letter in front of the B

 

[CRUSADER]

or Established (Est.) 1773..

 

[Monty]

Looks like part of an old crock to me Albert. Monty