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Photo of glass bottles Antique Beverage, Bitters and ink Bottles, c 1850's - 1870
antique bottles on display

44th Annual Saratoga Antique Bottle Show & Sale

Antique Bottle Show and Sale to benefit the National Bottle Museum.

When and where

Date and time

Sunday, Jun 2, 2024
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Address

Saratoga County Fairgrounds, 162 Prospect Street Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Cost

$5.00 | Children 12 and under are free

About this event

Antique Bottle Show and Sale to benefit the National Bottle Museum.

The Bottle Show is the Museums chief fundraiser and features all types of antique bottles and related items including early New England glass, flasks, Bitters, medicinal bottles, canning jars, milk bottles, ephemera and stoneware. Also to be found are bottles made to hold the mineral waters of Saratoga and the surrounding springs. Educational displays will be available and attendees are encouraged to bring in their old bottles for identification. Bottles with contents should be photographed. The show gives the Museum an opportunity to promote the fun and interesting hobby of bottle collecting, and people can learn from other collectors how and where to locate old bottles on their property that may have been a part of there families history. 

The Bottle Museum will be open for those wishing to learn a little more about the history of bottles and the glassblowing industry. For those interested in local history a new display entitled "Glass Factory Mountain: Making Bottles and Making History" provides an interactive interpretation of the Mt. Pleasant Glass works that was located in the town of Greenfield. The JRM artists space on the second floor will also be open with a showing of The Art Of The Bottle VI, with all art having a bottle thyme. Food and refreshments will be available on site provided by the Brickyard Tavern and Grill. Parking is free. The National Bottle Museum is a not for profit 501 (c) (3) educational institution chartered by the NYS Education Dept dedicated to the preservation and history of bottles and the glassblowing industry.


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