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Consumers Brewing / Bottling Company 1898-1903
Consumers Brewing Company first operated in 1898 at 105 W. Pratt St with Morris Goldstein as the Agent. This location was only a bottling house as the brewery was in Rosslyn Virginia. The brewery would ship it's kegged beer to Baltimore via train where the beer would be siphoned from the keg and bottled for local use. By 1902 the bottling house has moved to 402-404 Chester St and Samuel Pierce is the Agent. All embossed bottle bear the motif of either Morris Goldstein (MG) or Samuel Pierce (SP).
105 W. Pratt St in 1901 where the Consumers Brewing / Bottling Company operated in a location the width of a rowhome. In 1902 they double their size by moving to 402 -404 N. Chester St. Consumer's beer was not very popular with the Baltimore crowd and they closed in 1903.
#570
Round slugplate blown by SG Co.
Aqua Crown VR
#575
Round slugplate blown by SG Co.
Amber Loopseal R
Aqua Loopseal R
#580
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Loopseal VR
#570
#575
#580
Consumers Brewing Company of Philadelphia 1898-1902
The Consumers Brewing Company of Philadelphia operated at 316-318 S. Eutaw St. Like many other out of town beers, Baltimore natives liked local brews and with dwindling sales the company soon closed and left Baltimore.
In 1901 The Consumers Brewing Company operated out of a 2 rowhouse wide building where kegs were rolled in, the beer was siphoned to bottles and locally shipped out.
#535
Private mold with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Blob R
Aqua Loopseal VR
Aqua Crown R
Clear Blob VR
#535
Clear Blob
William Coughlan 1845-1874
Coughlan purchased in bulk and bottled beverages in a variety of glass and 1 stoneware bottle. He was located at Fayette & North before moving in 1849 to Exeter & Eastern, then in 1858 to Canal St, 1860 to 69-71 S. Central and in 1874 to 64 S. Exeter. His Porter shaped glass bottles and stoneware bottle are documented below.
#590
6 7/8 inch applied lip iron pontiled Porter. Smaller circles are rivet marks
Yellow Olive rounded taper VR
Dark Yellow Green rounded taper VR
#595
7 inch applied lip iron pontiled Porter. Smaller circles are rivet marks
Shades of Yellow Green single taper R
Shades of Yellow Green single rounded taper R
#600
6 3/4 and 7 inch applied lip iron pontiled Porter.
Aqua and Yellow Green sharp taper VR
Shades of Blue rounded taper VR
Smooth base in Aqua and Blue Green U
Yellow Green, Teal Blue and Black Green VR
#1957
11 inch hand thrown stoneware bottle (Only shard found)
Impressed as:
W. COUGHLAN
Blob vR
27 Apr 1858
#600
Smooth base in Aqua
Mrs. M. Cromwell
Mrs. Margaret Cromwell 1871 and 1880. No occupation listed.
Mrs. Mary Cromwell 1876. No occupation listed. Need more information
#1958
11 inch hand throw stoneware
Impressed as:
MRS. M. CROMWELL
Blob VR