Honestly, I don't believe tumbling will help increase its value. It appears to have a lot of wear and tear other than just being etched. Still a good-looking bottle in my thoughts.
I've tumbled alot worse rougher bottles then those. I think they will look better tumbled but if really rough don't expect them to come out mint brand new looking. Just my opinion, others may vary. Leon.
If you are sending it off to be tumbled, then the peppersauce and the liquid bread are probably not worth tumbling. If you are tumbling them yourself, perhaps it might be worthwhile. The liquid bread bottles are pretty common and I struggle to get more than about $40 for them in any condition. The peppersauce is nice but they are tough to tumble unless you are real good at it.
I would certainly have to send stuff I want tumbled to someone who does this rather than buy a rig. At the age of 77 it just doesn't make sense. Any idea on the costs of having a blob top with light sickness tumbled and who does this here?
Thanks very much for your feedback.
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I charge $15.00 per bottle to tumble. I have been tumbling bottles for over 10 years. I seldom have any problems but I have a policy of no responsibility for broken bottles. Some bottles have unseen stress cracks and especially in thinner glass bottles don't survive the tumbling. (This very seldom happens but is always a possibility) I live in Franklin, Tennessee. 37064
Ronnie Jackson
Thanks Ron, I'll send you a message when I find more of the collection I've got squirreled away somewhere here.
My only worry is that when we had one of those clean up businesses clear out the cellar; you got to watch them like a hawk. They might have been misappropriated during the process....