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Vonder Horst Brewing Company 1866-1899
Vonder Horst's Eagle Brewery was very popular brewery on Belair Ave extended. Once burned to the ground the brewery was rebuilt and the "Son" joined the company in 1892. Vonder Horst was also the owner of the American League's Baltimore Orioles and Brooklyn's Superbas. The brewery was sold to The Maryland Brewing Company in 1899 but no bottles were produced. Interesting to note is that there were only two slugplates used. Both "V" slugplates were later reworked, engraved with the Eagle motif, "TRADE MARK" and then reused.
An 1890 view of the Eagle Brewery.
#1775
Horizontal oval slugplate blown by NBBG Co.
Amber Crown VR
#1780
Horizontal oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown VR
#1785
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown VR
#1775
#1780
#1785
#1790
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Blob R
Amber Crown R
#1790
Amber Blob
Edmond Walsh's Bottling Vaults 1851-1864
Edmond opened his bottling vaults at Lombard and South Sts in 1851, then in 1853 moves to 53 S. Frederick St, later moves to 29 S. Frederick St. in 1857. He bottled all types of beverages and used a Porter and Pony shaped glass bottle and a 10 inch stoneware vessel.
#1795
6 3/4 inch iron pontiled Porter
Blue-green, top unknown VR
#2160
10 inch hand thrown stoneware
Stenciled as:
Ed WALSH R. Beer
Blob VR
2 Apr 1851
Thomas Walsh 1833-1877
Thomas Walsh was located at several addresses through the years including 12 S. Gay, 45 N. Frederick St and lastly 29 S. Frederick which was the last company address of his brother Edmond Walsh.
#2165
11 inch hand thrown stoneware
Impressed as:
T. WALSH
#2170
After further research, this listing has been removed.
2 Mar 1844, T. Walsh advertises a fresh arrival from the Guinness Brewery of their Dublin Brown Stout.
Washington Bottling Company 1910-1913
The Washington Bottling Company bottled Weiss Beer and non alcoholic Ginger Beer at 2112 Aliceanna St in Fells Point. There was also a branch in Washington, DC.
The Washington Bottling Company was gone by this 1914 view. The facility may have brewed both Weiss and Ginger beer but the product was most likely shipped to this location in kegs and bottled on site.
#2175
6 inch machine formed stoneware bottle
Stenciled as:
WASHINGTON BOTTLING CO.
GENUINE
BREWED
GINGER BEER
ENGLISH
PROCESS
BALTIMORE, MD.
REGISTERED
Blob U
Crown R
#2180
6 inch machine formed stoneware bottle
Stenciled as:
WASHINGTON BOTTLING CO.
WEISS BEER
BALTIMORE, MD.
REGISTERED
Blob R
