Recent bottles acquired at my local swap meet. The couple found these through out the low desert near Niland and Brawley, Ca. Several shoe polish, ink wells, medicine, machorcrome blt, finger nail polish, coke, soda, bromo seltzer, etc. Now I will have fun trying to ID and date. Paid $5.00...
I posted pictures in another post. Guess I didn't put a subject in and it went to the tail end of Richter's post. I'll repost it under new subject. The bottle is 4 1/2" tall. 2 3/4" at base and tapers to 2 1/2" at shoulder. Its 2" deep at base and tapers to 1 3/4" at shoulder. Has swirled...
Hopefully I will post this one correctly. This is another colbolt bottle in my mix of bottles acquired at a local swap meet in the low desert. (Niland, Ca.). Small 2" tall bottle with 8 sides. 1 1/2" round. No identifying marks. Sort of a pontil mark on bottom but I don't know for sure...
Large jar with air bubbles and definite pontil. 6" tall, 3" across top and 2 1/2" across bottom. Thick glass. Just wondering what it was used for and what kind of cap/lid. 1/4" top edge with inner thread? I'll add a couple more pictures of top and bottom.
I'm assuming this medicine bottle is made after 1900 as the seam goes all the way to the top. I googled the name on the bottle and city, but nothing comes up. Just wondering if anyone may have some info and possible date. Bad thing is, the top lip is broken. Anyone want to guess the medicine...
Need help in id'ing a vintage bottle. It is 5" tall x 4" wide x 2 1/2" deep. It has a MALTESE CROSS embossed on both sides. Has a worm like handle. It is obviously mouth blown because of the air bubbles. I don't see a pontil mark unless the whole bottom is a mark? It is a thick heavy glass...