Sold for A$150
1. Thomas Stokes & Co / Registered (Kangaroo) Trade Mark / Bunbury // Wm Barnard / & Sons / London. Base: 311. 2. (Kangaroo in circle) / (around base) This bottle is the property of Thomas Stokes & Co Bunbury WA. Base: A1093 / Modern AGM Monogram / Small impressed V47. 3. Thomas Stokes / (Kangaroo) / Bunbury. Base M. (Western Australia). Aerated Water. Various. 1. Champagne shape. Offset seam through lip. Aqua. 10 oz. 2. Champagne. Seam through lip. Clear. 6 oz. 3. Dobson or Four way type. Spun finished top. Sun coloured Amethyst. 10 oz. 234, 183 & 231 mm. 1910s - 1940s
N/A. (N/A). 1. Good. 7 x 4 mm shallow chip to upper front lip. 25 mm crack down from front right lip. Couple of nibbles to outer lip. 9 x 5 mm butterfly chip to front right near base edge. 7 x 4 mm fine bruise to rear base edge. Hazy in places. Scuffs and scratches scattered around. Crude making folds in the glass. Hard to get style, only the second one we have sold. 2. VG. Some inner hazy looking dirt I feel will mostly sak out. Couple of little surface nicks. Some fine scratches and the odd scuff mark. Little fisheye or two. Small surface flake to outer ring around the kangaroo. Nice looking bottle with the kangaroo. 3. Fair. 5 x 3 mm upper left lip flake. Inner lip to left of this has a 10 x 3 mm flake. About a 30 x 10 mm angled crack down from the front upper lip, one of those cracks that has to be on a certain angle to see it clearly, a direct front on view of this codd does not make this obvious. 80 mm streak to right rear outer chamber region is a making mark, a line of tiny airbubbles. 9 x 6 mm bruise to upper right. Fine 5 x 5 mm bruise to M of Thomas is hard to see. 5 x 5 mm bruise near front right base edge. Little flake to rear heel. Some light inner haze. Decent looking example on the shelf despite the issues. Estimate: $50-100
