Patterson & Co, Renfrew Bottling Works, Renfrew Ont. Quart Soda.

This quart size Patterson & Co quart soda is a scarce Eastern Ontario bottle. Rich dark green aqua glass. Good condition. Two bruises on the inside lip edge. The larger one is about 1/2 inch and the smaller 1/4. Some internal stain. Minor abrasions.

Rare quart soda in a nice colour.

Opening Bid: $40

Estimated Range: $60-80

Sold for $50.

Brackenreed & Baker squat soda, Toronto.

This Brackenreed & Baker squat is a very rare Hamilton Glassworks base marked bottle. One of the toughest Toronto sodas. This example is very good. Overall heavy stain. Could be tumbled clean. Thin bruise on the base edge about 1/2 inch long. A great example of a very rare squat.

Opening Bid: $200

Estimated Range: $300-400

Sold for $200.

W. Tossell, Clifton Ont squat soda.

A rare small town squat from W. Tossell of Clifton. Very good condition. 1/4 inch burst bubble on base edge. 1/4 inch bruise on base edge. Damage is hidden when bottle is seated. Some internal stain - mostly in the neck. A good example of a rare Ontario squat.

Opening Bid: $100

Estimated Range: $150-200

Sold for $100.

John Brown, Kleinburg squat soda.

A rare small town heavy squat from John Brown of Kleinburg Ontario. Unusual shape to this bottle with a relatively heavy base, short neck, and different blob. Nice monogram trademark. Very good condition. Numerous tiny fractures from case wear. Tumbled clean. "ERIE" base mark.

A rare glass factory marked bottle.

Opening Bid: $100

Estimated Range: $150-200

Sold for $130..

Meadows and Co, St Catharines ON iron pontilled squat soda.

This is an extremely rare early Ontario soda. William Meadows made soda water in St. Catherine's Canada West for just a short time. Circa. 1863-65. Only a handful of bottles have survived from his operation. This blob soda has an unusual heavily tapered shape. Iron pontiled base. The overall condition is excellent but there is a large flake at the base rear. This deep flake is about the size of a quarter. It is on the very back so the bottle displays well. The glass is super clean. Very crude with tons of bubbles and whittle. A very rare pontiled CW soda.

Opening Bid: $100

Estimated Range: $150-200

Lot not sold.

Early straight-sided Toronto Coca-Cola bottle.

This is an early applied-crown Toronto Coke. You will see a hundred machine-made ones for every applied variant. Base embossed "ROOT". Very good condition. Overall stain. A good candidate for tumbling. Small 1/8 bruise in the lip at the front.

Opening Bid: $100

Estimated Range: $150-200

Lot not sold.

S Fried hand-finished soda water from Glace Bay NS.

All the bottles from the King Bottling Company of Glace Bay are rare. This applied crown glass soda is especially so. Very good condition. 1/4 inch lip chip. Light internal stain. Somewhat faint embossing to the trademark. A highly attractive small town Maritime soda.

Opening Bid: $75

Estimated Range: $100-150

Sold for $275.

W Bilton Soda Water.

A classic early Canadian soda with great embossing. Marked on the front: HW Bilton/ Soda Water/ Manr. The back features a great anchor trademark and the date 1868. One of only a handful of dated sodas. Slim blob. Smooth base. Excellent dug condition. No real damage, just the usual small abrasions from burial. Good clean glass with just a bit of internal stain.

Opening Bid: $50

Estimated Range: $75-100

Sold for $50.

JT Walsh, Newmarket Ont. Hutchinson.

A very rare hutch from J.T. Walsh of Newmarket Ontario. Very good condition. A few small areas of abrasion in the embossing. Very clean glass. Crude heavy line that passes across the face of the bottle. A good example of a rare Ontario hutch.

Opening Bid: $50

Estimated Range: $75-100

Sold for $80.

JJ McLaughlin paper label split soda.

An attractive small size, 8 inch, blue aqua crown soda labelled for J.J. McLaughlin of Toronto. 1/2 lip chip. Very clean. Label is near perfect.

Opening Bid: $20

Estimated Range: $30-40

Sold for $45.