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Updated 27-06-2004
Erven Lucas Bols and Hulstkamp Zoon & Molyn were the
most prolific Gin distillers and distributors between the early
1850s and 1920 however a large number of other distillers bottles
occur and are featured here.
Most of the bottles pictured below occur with and without the
characteristic "ear"
Above a selection of Erven Lucas Bols Salt Glazed Gin Bottles
from the massive 1,2 lt on the left down to the miniature
(11cm) on the right.
Herman Jansen / Schiedam (Holland) |
Blankenheyms / Zeeroudegenever |
Wynand Fockink / Amsterdam (Z embossed on Rear) |
Hulstkamp & Zn & Molyn / Rotterdam (Embossed C
on Rear |
H. Hellebrekers & Zn. Rotterdam |
J.A.J. Nolet / Schiedam |
H.C. Konig / Steinhäger / Brennerei / Steinhager (W embossed
Rear Steinhäger - Urquell) |
D & D
A scarce and unusual internally glazed bottle. |
Apollinaris-Brunnen-M-W
Georg Kreuzberg /
Ahrweiler
Rheinpreussen. A smaller bottle with an unusually high neck |
J.A.J. Nolet Schiedam. Double Headed Crowned Eagle Logo
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Roisdorfer Mineral-Quelle. Thanks to Juergen Boehrens for info on this bottle.
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H.C. Konig / Steinhäger / Brennerei / Steinhager W.
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Victoria-Brunnen Ober Lahnstein
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Apollinaris-Brunnen-M-W
Georg Kreuzberg
Ahrweiler
Rheinpreussen
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Selters / Nassau
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Surely the most famous and certainly most wide-spread throughout the world, Erven Lucas Bols het lootsje Amsterdam bottles keep cropping up from Panama to Portugal, Pretoria to Peru and together with the Ballerina bottle form the basis of the most frequently asked questions on our forum.
Tom Vermeulen, historian from the Department of Heritage of Bols, Zoetermeer, Holland has kindly provided us with further information on Bols Gin and Bolls Ballerina.
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