When did Udolpho Wolfe start making schnapps?
Your Udolpho Wolfe’s Schnapps is very likely pre 1900 although they date from the 1860’s up till about 1920. Most of Wolfe’s bottles are unfortunatly very common and have very little value, it must have been a good drink in its day [] .
What kind of bottle of schnapps is olive green?
This olive green bottle has got on it: AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, SCHIEDAM, UDOLPHO WOLFE’S, the bottle does not have the crease through the lid or bottle so im led to believe its pre 1900, can any one confirm this for me, thanks jodie Jodie… Your photo did not load properly…
Are there antique bottles of schnapps before 1900?
Antique Bottles BEFORE 1900 This olive green bottle has got on it: AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, SCHIEDAM, UDOLPHO WOLFE’S, the bottle does not have the crease through the lid or bottle so im led to believe its pre 1900, can any one confirm this for me, thanks jodie Jodie…
Are there any you Wolfe bitters in bottles?
While it is true that a great many U. Wolfe bottles were produced, as were the ubiquitous Atwood’s Bitters, Wolfies come in a wide array of colors, crudity and pontilization (probably not a word recognized by Webster)… And many command decent if not quite nice prices…
Your Udolpho Wolfe’s Schnapps is very likely pre 1900 although they date from the 1860’s up till about 1920. Most of Wolfe’s bottles are unfortunatly very common and have very little value, it must have been a good drink in its day [] .
This olive green bottle has got on it: AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, SCHIEDAM, UDOLPHO WOLFE’S, the bottle does not have the crease through the lid or bottle so im led to believe its pre 1900, can any one confirm this for me, thanks jodie Jodie… Your photo did not load properly…
Antique Bottles BEFORE 1900 This olive green bottle has got on it: AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, SCHIEDAM, UDOLPHO WOLFE’S, the bottle does not have the crease through the lid or bottle so im led to believe its pre 1900, can any one confirm this for me, thanks jodie Jodie…
While it is true that a great many U. Wolfe bottles were produced, as were the ubiquitous Atwood’s Bitters, Wolfies come in a wide array of colors, crudity and pontilization (probably not a word recognized by Webster)… And many command decent if not quite nice prices…
