I think its called a chestnut

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Went to the Antique Baltimore Bottle Club Christmas meeting and won the last game of bottle bingo![:D] I had a wide selection of one bottle left to choose from, so that's the one I went with. In the bag was a bottle which I believe is called a Chestnut. Not sure what it held but my guess is whiskey. It has some nice whittling and is either a puce or amber color. I can't decide. I don't think I will be selling this nice piece of glass, but I was just wondering what it would be worth. Also any other info would be very appreciated. Thanks so much. Enjoy!

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I think it is a bocksbeutal. Use them in Germany ( and a few other European country) for certain types of wine. I don't know if they were also made and used here in the US
 

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Spot on Melinda - bottles of this type are German and late 19th century. Very pretty!
 

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Thanks for the correction guys. I would have never thought that wine would have come in that. Do you know what these things sell for now a days?
 

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