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Victorian Dropper
It looks as though it should be used for administering laudanum! A 30mL, 1-1/4" sq x 3" tall clear glass bottle, it has thick molded sides and a heavy lip: very antique in appearance. It is stoppered with a red(!) rubber stopper which is the squeeze bulb for the glass dropper tube inside. A real eye catcher, but give it a good wash please. It clearly is not sterile.
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91367 OLD STYLE DROPPER BOTTLE |
Jelly Jars
Jars to hold your homemade crafts and goodies! The molded, 3-1/4" high clear-glass jars have 3-1/4" dia mouths. The straight-sided version sports a fruit design, the tapered version has a shell design. They have small lips and no threads, so they're candidates for paraffin seals - and they're perfect for your Great-Aunt-Fannie's boysenberry jam, your shrimp sauce, or sundry kitchen storage chores. Don't hang out in the kitchens much? Picture candles flickering through the designs. Delicious.
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33985 JAR - FRUIT DESIGN | |
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33986 JAR - SHELL DESIGN |
A Working Wonder
If we had a category just for customers who lust after Jules Verne inventions and elegant gadgetry, this would be in it. The wonderful brass sundial, a reproduction of an antique, is approx 3" dia x 11/16" thick overall, and actually works! A latitudinal gauge lets you tilt the engraved dial to the correct angle for your location, and a bubble and three leveling feet allow the 1-1/2" dia lock-down compass to point in the precise direction. And if you never took it out into the sunshine, you'd still love it for the look and logic of it.
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92848 BRASS SUNDIAL |
Barbershop Bottle
It's a smaller version of those hair tonic bottles of yore that barbers kept to splash witch hazel on gents' necks. Clear glass, approx 6 oz/175 ml, stands 6-7/8" tall x 2-1/8" dia at the bottom, with a 1" dia neck, 3/4" ID. Comes with a cork, although it will also accept a screwcap.
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38326 RETRO BOTTLE |
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Screw-Top Amphora
A small, clear-glass version of the jars the Greeks and Romans used to ship wine and olive oil in, but with a gold screw-cap instead of a lead seal which would poison your citizens and would have eventually destroyed your entire empire. Measures 8-3/4" tall x 3-1/4" across with a 2-1/8" base and a 2-1/8" ID mouth, and holds 16 oz. Clever folk will realize that a cord or chain slipped through the side handles will make this a hanging display or planter.
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39033 GLASS AMPHORA |
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Gas Goggles
Eye protection for gas welders. A pair of 50mm #5 lenses held in place by polycarbonate rings. A sheathed bead chain for a nose bridge provides good individual fit. Standard adjustable elastic headband. Meets ANSI Z787.1 standards. Good for light or medium gas welding.
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93823 WELDING GOGGLES |
Toothy
Call it a vicious circle, this 1-3/8" dia white plastic gear with 58 teeth. Has two different input sides: (1) an 8-sprocket with a 3/16" ID, and (1) just under a 1/4" ID circle with a flat side. Teeth are approx 3/16" wide and whole shebang is approx 1" wide.
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38146 PLASTIC GEAR |
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Cobalt Blue Bottle
A perennial favorite with collectors and in the lab, cobalt glass is the stuff that looks so pretty on a windowsill with the sun shining through it. (So we're sensitive surplus dealers, wanna make something of it?) This cobalt glass bottle holds 2.5 oz, measures 3-1/4" tall x 1-3/4" dia with a 1-1/8" ID mouth and comes with a non-gasketed screw cap in assorted colors.
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39976 COBALT BLUE BOTTLE |
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