Help with this old bottle

[mrechenard]

Thanks a bunch!! I know it’s tough to judge from a pic but what do you think the dates would be?

Look on the bottle of the bottles and then search online for maker's marks. Also, the seams and other identifying marks could date them for you. I use sha.org a lot. https://sha.org/bottle/makersmarks.htm and https://www.glassbottlemarks.com/bottlemarks/

 

[Bhannon]

Look on the bottle of the bottles and then search online for maker's marks. Also, the seams and other identifying marks could date them for you. I use sha.org a lot. https://sha.org/bottle/makersmarks.htm and https://www.glassbottlemarks.com/bottlemarks/

Thanks for that site...problem is these and others have no markings at all. Guess seams and tops are the only help. I know tri molds were done in a certain time period. Guess I’ll go off that, thanks again!!

 

[Bhannon]

This bottle has Rex on the base. Does that stand for Rexall??

 

[Bhannon]

Is this a pontil scar or no. Thought they were circular.

 

[Timelypicken]

This bottle has Rex on the base. Does that stand for Rexall??

Probably

 

[hemihampton]

Is this a pontil scar or no. Thought they were circular.

That's not like any Pontil I've ever seen so I'd say NO, Open Pontil's are usually much smaller circle like this. Pic Below.

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[Bhannon]

That's not like any Pontil I've ever seen so I'd say NO, Open Pontil's are usually much smaller circle like this. Pic Below.View attachment 212112View attachment 212113s

That's not like any Pontil I've ever seen so I'd say NO, Open Pontil's are usually much smaller circle like this. Pic Below.View attachment 212112View attachment 212113s

Ok thanks, wishful thinking

 

[CanadianBottles]

Your earlier photos show bottles that look like they're from around 1880-1910. Hard to know exactly without markings.
I'm pretty sure Rex stands for something other than Rexall, I think it might have been a maker or distributor of pharmacy bottles.
And no that's not a pontil, it's an Owens scar on an early ABM bottle.

 

[Bhannon]

Your earlier photos show bottles that look like they're from around 1880-1910. Hard to know exactly without markings.
I'm pretty sure Rex stands for something other than Rexall, I think it might have been a maker or distributor of pharmacy bottles.
And no that's not a pontil, it's an Owens scar on an early ABM bottle.

Thanks for that!
And yes I found that the Rex Trademark in cursive was occasionally seen on The base of clear prescription bottles from 1896-1910. Glassmaker from Illinois

 

[Timelypicken]

Here is a rexall bottle I dug. Sorry for the bad pick