Million Dollar Auction

B. J. Mc Gee operated a soda works in Benecia in 1867. In 1869 he started another firm in San Francisco. Both bottles are very rare. The Benecia bottl

This example is a dark cobalt, nearing dark cornflower blue. It has a very large, wide top, more typical of the early 50's sodas. 29860. City: S...

This varient is the teal green bottle. While the green-teal bottle has no perceptible kick-up or pontil, but it may have been a late stage pontil (fro

The second example is a beautiful dark green. 29745 City: San Franciisco State: California Date: HWAC# 29745

The lime example has been professionally polished, as has the dark aqua bottle with an exceptionally thick base, and a tiny edge ping. 30127 City: San

This example is a beautiful dark blue aqua. 30119. City: San Franciisco State: California Date: HWAC# 30119

Blob top, partial cork, large star on back. One very small chip on inside of top and one scratch on bottom. Nice color. This bottle was dug at the sit

This bottle and the next lot comprise two different colored B & G sodas from San Francisco. Mug base (10 sided polygon, decem) , Superior Minera...

This and the following lot comprise two different colors of the later varient of the green Cudworth soda bottle. This is the second variant of the Cud

This and the following lot comprise two different colors of the well known Cudworth soda bottles from the early period, circa 1856. Both are iron pont