Sold for A$60
1. Rectangle pickle with tear drops to shoulder. Registration diamond to base. 2. Whybrow pickle. Base mark: (Dot). 3. Square pickle with ribbed shoulder. No base mark. 4. Rectangle pickle with tear drops to shoulder. Registration diamond to base. 5. Square pickle with neck ring. No base mark. 6. Small mustard. Base Mark: (Oval). 7. Rectangle pickle with tear drops to shoulder. Registration diamond to base. 8. Rectangle pickle with tear drops to shoulder. Registration diamond to base. 9. Liver Bird Pickle. SP to base. 10. Rolled lip round jar with neck ring. No base mark.. Goldfields. Pickle. Various 212, 200, 235, 210, 237, 187, 209, 209, 232 & 135 mm. 1850s - 1860s
N/A. (N/A). 1. Poor. Very heavily etched and stained. Probably other marks. 2. Good. Stained and ethced throughout. Nibbled mark or two to base edge. Some scratches. 3. Good. Stained and etched throughout. Some rust. Scratches and other marks. 4. Good. Heavily stained. Plenty of scuffs and scratches including some pitted examples. 20 x 10 mm chip to base edge. 5. Good. Heavy stain throughout, this is etched. Fine star fracture to one edge half way down. Scratches. 6. Very Good. Some inner haze, but shiny externally. Some scratches and the odd scuff mark. Small dull patch or two. 7. Fair. Heavily stained and etched throughout with plenty of scratches and so forth. 8. Fair. Heavily stained with a fine matt effect throughout. Crack down about half of one corner with some large associated chipping. A few other flakes and chips. Some scratches. 9. Poor. Heavily stained and etched throughout. Long curved lip and neck crack. Couple of flakes. Scratches and so forth. 10. Good. Heavily stained throughout. Some spots of rust. Fisheye to base edge. Little impact fracture to base edge as well. Some little fisheyes and impact marks to the body. Scuffs and scratches. Some little pitted marks. Not sure what this contained, possibly a polish of some sort, though it looks a bit big for a polish jar. Maybe a food jar of some sort.. Estimate: $50-75
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