I’m not sure what the story behind this bottle is, but it’s easily one of my prettiest finds yet. That color and twisted glass are unreal. Anyone recognize it?

This medication for stomach ailments contained both alcohol and opium.

I am looking for advice on this bottle. Is the flaw a pot melt or stone blob that occurred during the manufacturing process? There are no cracks around it. I have not cleaned it and am reluctant to do so. The speckles come off easily with my fingernails and debris on lip does also. Suggestions to clean it or leave it? Ive found that it was made in 1861 by Beach & Ballou in Hartford Connecticut. Want to sell it but want the correct information to list it and where is the best place to do so?

I have found this bottle in an old farmhouse we purchased. I have not cleaned it and am reluctant to do so. I did an A.I. Search on it and it informed me it was a rare bottle manufactured in 1861. The question I have is the flaw. It stated that the mark or imperfection was a pot melt or stone blob created in the manufacturing process. I want to make sure that is what it is before I list it for sale. The speckles on surface are overspray paint I think and come off easily.. No cracks or damage except 1 on the lip that I can feel. What is a good price to list this, is the flaw manufactured, & where is the best place to list this item?

Found this out in the wilderness after a big fire in the area.

There's an old bovril bottle. And a bottle with the top still on it (infront of the bread bin).

Any good way to clean these? Or is it a days labour?

The bottle with the lid has embossed lettering "Birmingham Syphon Co.". I can find other bottles from the company around the 1920's but non like that one.

Florida Water, Murray & Lanman Druggists, New York. Cork still partially in tact. A quick dive on the web dates this to the mid 1800’s but I’m leaning more towards the late 19th century or early 20th century. Any thoughts?

This is The First Time I've seen a Diet Mountain Dew glass bottle. Found in old barn; 8 pack complete with the cardboard. looked to Google and found nothing

Barn Find

It says "no refill" and "dispose of properly" on the bottom sides. The bottom says I 20740 F 4- 74.

Mason & co
Sausalito

I’m guessing 1800s..?

Love my little collection I have going. Would love comments on any bottles if you guys have any.

I have another collection of bottles from the 1920s era from a different trash pit on the property that I will post soon.

Recovered some bottles from our river today, figured out they have the second mark that started from 1954, and the single digit date that they only used in the 60s after that point? Hoping to find information on what they used to hold, since I can’t find anything on these.

Forgive the poor pictures of the second bottle, it was still dripping mud and water so I couldn’t tilt it up properly. The digits are 5, 7, and 22

I found this old Wild Turkey 12 Year Old in my collection.

It is a 700ml, 50.5% Austin Nichols bottle with a genuine physical split between the two front labels.

It also has the original dark-brown cylindrical presentation tin, which matches the bottle.

The bottle code reads L2452214 / 09:21.

I'm not looking to sell or trade it. I'm simply trying to learn more about this particular bottle and packaging combination.

Has anyone seen a similar example?

(So sorry for the shaky pic quality, it’s late and hard to take pics lol)

My dad dug it up behind his mothers property which is a trailer put not far from her parent’s property which was inhabited by their relatives from the late 1800s around but their parents built the standing house in the the 60s. Looks like an essential oil bottle to me lmao, there’s (a date?) on the bottom, 27, which makes me think 1927 but I could be so so wrong.

I dug up this today, in the West Midlands in the UK. The base says REG'D MD and underneath it I think the letters say 8943D. They're embossed into the glass. The neck has an opening that reminds me of a tabasco sauce bottle, to limit the liquid that comes out.

Sorry, it's fully of suds. I've been cleaning them out. There's probably a better way to clean them but I'm learning.

The UK sub looks dead so I posted here.

Any info?