On my second dive I recovered an OP, Cobalt, Harrisons Columbia Inkwell

[riverdiver]

On my second dive I recovered an OP, Cobalt, Harrison's Columbia Inkwell

This was recovered yesterday and is being posted today because I got home too late. This bottle dates to 1850 and was most likely blown in a South Jersey Glass House. This beauty was 2' down into the bottom in 20' of water and found in an ash layer.

 

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[ticm]

That's a good one.

 

[arrowduc]

It's beautiful. Nice find.

 

[riverdiver]

I forgot to mention that there is a vertical bird swing located right behind the embossing and it can be seen in the photo's if you look for it.

 

[CASPER-2]

Nice

 

[jewelerguy]

beautiful!

 

[tennessee digger]

That is one NICE find! Congrats on finding a high dollar bottle with a great color. Tennessee digger

 

[Steve in PA]

Man that is beautiful ink! Did you find any other bottles in that ash layer?

 

[stewielouie]

Thats a damn nice ink!

 

[saltyshark2002]

nice looking bottle

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

WOW!!!!!!!!

 

[metalev4]

Congrats on a very nice ink. Any other glass located with it?

 

[CoilFisher]

I like that. Sweet find!

 

[Giant056]

Very nice

 

[Deputy Dave]

Beautiful color. Great find.

 

[okerraine]

Cobalt!! That's a rare find in an ink. Is iron pontiled or sand chipped pontiled? Killer recovery! Congrats

 

[okerraine]

Open pontiled!

 

[riverdiver]

Thanks for the positive comments, for those who asked these are the other items to come out of the ash layer.

1. Some clay pipes and marbles.
2. a small oil lamp decorated with hearts
3. Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription, Buffalo NY
4. Paine's Celery Compound
5. N.L. Clark and Co Peruvian Syrup
6. G.L. Collins Druggist, Lakeport NH

 

[riverdiver]

All the other finds from my second dive.

Thanks for all of the positive comments on my Cobalt Inkwell! For those who asked here are photo's of the rest of the finds.

 

[riverdiver]

Here are the marbles and other slicks and stuff.