This bottle was found, with it's cork in place, amongst some rather dated rubble beneath a house in Boyle Heights (East Los Angeles).  The house was constructed prior to 1920 but remodeled several times since (currently slated for demolition).  The dimensions are roughly 5 1/2 inches tall, 3 3/4 inches wide at its widest, and about 1" deep.  The base measures roughly 2" by 1'.  There's a seam running along both sides and there is some interesting veining in the glass itself (due to age?).  Possibly a tiny star-like mark on the base, but no verifiable hallmarks to my eye.  Any ideas on the type of bottle, it's long lost contents, it's value (ha ha), etc.?  

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