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Jacob Schmalzel 1869-1872
While Schmalzel appears in the directory before 1869 he is listed at a different address so the only years this stoneware would have been in use was from 1869-1872. Schmalzel was one of only a few that ever added their address to the stoneware which naturally would help it finds it's way home. Unfortunately for Schmalzel the bottling must not have been very successful as only a few of these bottles have been documented.
#2145
11 inch hand thrown stoneware bottle
Impressed as:
J. SCHMALZEL.
167 REGISTER ST
Blob VR
Charles Schuster's Bottling House 1877-1878
Schuster was another bottler of George Ehret's beer and was probably the first in Baltimore to be awarded the contract. Schuster's Bottling House was at 132. W. Lombard but only lasted two years. HIs bottles are extremely rare with three documented and highly sought after by Baltimore and New York collectors due to the connection to Ehret.
#1570
Private mold, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
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Simonton & Company's Bottling House 1881-1883
G. T. Simonton was most likely the earliest bottler in Baltimore for the Bartholomay's Brewing Company in New York. Located at 5 N. Eutaw St his business only lasted just under three years. Simonton would have received the beer from New York in kegs and then siphoned the beer to his bottles for local sale.
#1575
Horizontal oval slugplate, applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
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Smith's Bottling House @1910
No information has been found regarding Smith's Bottling House. The address in 1913 is associated with the Berry, C. B. Derbyshire Bottling Works. Smith's most likely existed just before Derbyshire.
#1580
Vertical oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Clear Crown VR
Circa 1911-1917 showing the original Smith's Bottling House location under new proprietors.