Lot 211: 4 Impressed Ginger Beers: Three different T. Field and T. Field & Sons Sydney Potters and G. E. Redman (Newcastle). (New South Wales)

N/A. (N/A). 1. VG. 8 x 4 mm mark to upper front right lip looks like a minor kiln kiss. Kiln kiss to upper left. Some fine wear around the upper lip. A few patches of rust. Potters blow out to front neck. Couple of minor flakes to rear shoulder. Potters blow out to lower front right body. Some wear in places around the body. Not much in the way of damage, this is a decent example. 2. VG. 9 x 5 mm shallow flaked mark to rear lip, possibly from making? Little flake to left rear shoulder. 12 x 6 mm chip to front right shouler, this is directly above a couple of boyd flakes in a line which are certainly kiln kiss type marks, the shoulder chip likely is from making as well, but remains a chip. Little glaze fake to lower body in a direct line down from this as well. Small glaze flake to rear base edge. 37 x 5 mm sliver flake along the front left base edge. Couple of little flakes under the heel. Some making marks. A little minor glaze wear in places. 3. Repaired. 40 x 25 mm large chunk out ofright lip has been all the way through, this has been filled. Three filled chips to shoulder. Chip repaired to rear base edge. Some little flakes to shoulder and base edge. A bit of wear in places. Plenty of crude making marks. 4. VG. Some glaze wear and little flakes around the upper lip. A few little nibbled marks to bottom of lip. 30 mm line of wear to right shoulder. Little dint at front shoulder looks like a glazed over flake from making. Couple of other marks around the shoulder. 7 x 5 mm shallow chip to the left front base edge. Some other wear and little flakes around the base edge. A few little glaze flakes to the body and some scratches. Nice looking bottle with the large Redman badge on it.. Estimate: $80-150