Glass Wine-Style Bottle with Finish

One green glass wine-style bottle with finish found within a barrel along the west wall of the basement of the King's House Tavern, also known as the Lovelace Tavern. Complete should, neck, and finish with cracked-off top and neatly applied and very thinly tooled string rim with rounded edge. There are 170 additional associated glass fragments from context. 

• Date made

  Circa 1690 - 1705/1706

• Dimensions

  Bore Diameter 0.68 inches

  Bore Diameter 17.4 mm

  Length 2.28 inches

  Length 58 mm

  Rim Diameter 1.07 inches

  Rim Diameter 27.20 mm

• Color

  Green

• Animals/objects

  Bottle, Wine-Style

• Functions

  Beverage, Non-Tea

• Material

  Glass, Non-Lead

• Context

  Lot 8, Test Cuts AQ2 & AQ3, Lovelace Tavern, Late-17th to Very Early-18th-Century Barrel Feature, Strata XVIII (544.1088)

• Forms

  Shoulder/Neck/Finish

  Indeterminate String Rim

• Techniques

  Mouth Blown