Antique Amber Chestnut Flask (1783-1820/50?) Mouth Blown Bottle

Antique 1783-1820/50? mouth blown Beautiful Amber Chestnut flask.A Small American 'Chestnut' Flask, probably New England, circa 1783-1820,I'm in LOVE with this bottle! It is absolutely beautiful! No chips/cracks, very minimal scratch marks. The bottle is relatively symmetrical but does have a tilt to the neck and is somewhat bulging towards the upper portions of the sides of the neck. There are no sharp lines to the bottle, just rounded corners and features. This bottle does have a blowpipe or "open" pontil scar on the base. It also has slightly indented sides, allowing the holder to grab easily. The blowpipe style pontil scar puts the date of this bottle as no later than approximately 1860-1865 and does indicate that it could date back to 1800 or even before. The overall crudity of the bottle would indicate a manufacturing time on the earlier end of this range. Thus, our (SHA website) Dating key derived age range for this bottle is 1800 to 1860, with a high likelihood of dating prior to 1850.9" tall x 5.5" wide x 3.5" at the widest point. I'm not a glass bottle expert. I'm just doing research online and posting what I think fits for the bottle. If you have more insight than I about any of the antique bottles I have listed, please message me and share! I do have a number of bottle ID websites, I've been referencing, but I have noticed how difficult this could be with a number of old bottles. Antique Glass bottles I have listed are from Fresno Flats Historic Site, located in Oakhurst, CA. They are currently remodeling, and needing to down

size a few items to make room. I have offered to sell some of these items for them. About the Park belowFresno Flats Historic Village and ParkFresno Flats is located in Oakhurst, California just 20 minutes south of Yosemite National Park. This park and museum uniquely recapture life in California’s “wild west” in the late 1800s, which includes several pioneer homes, two one-room schoolhouses, two jails, a blacksmith shop, a print shop, gift shop, wagon display, and a portion of the historic lumber flume. Free to visit and open dawn to dusk – bring the family to experience this slice of western life in the 1800s!Main Info:~Check out my store for more great deals!~Please make payment within 3 days of purchase. ~I can't guarantee smoke free items. I get my items from many different places. Shipping details:~I combine shipping!~ ~I do accept returns, contact me within 14 days after receiving the item, buyer pays return shipping cost. If there is ANY problem you might have, please inform me and let’s try to resolve before leaving feedback.~I can not Mixed Media items with non Media items at Media mail rates. If you want me to combine Media items with non Media, I will still do so, but the shipping rates might be higher than expected. ~I sell a lot of Media items. Media Mail is very cheap, but very slow shipping time. (Usually up to 2 weeks) I use media mail to save you money. If you want faster shipping, and it is not an option on your invoice, message me BEFORE you pay, I will add one. ~S/H fees include a small percent to cover gas, packing supplies & tracking for your item. I do try to keep my fees as low as possible. ~ Books are packaged in a bubble mailer, a thin plastic mailer or box if order is larger than what mailer can hold. The shipping prices are according to their weight. If you want extra packaging that increases the weight of your item or cost of packing supplies beyond what I have listed, you will be charged that extra on your invoice. ~ All other items will be packed in what I feel is the cheapest and safest way to send them.