Found this bottle when diving in the north of Scotland. The neck has been squeezed in during its manufacture. There is a glass marble in the neck which can roll back and fore. The marble will not drop to the bottom of the bottle but if the bottle is turned up side down the marble will drop into the neck and probably make a seal.
The glass is quite thick and has a light green tinge to it.
The words on the bottle are "UNGLESS & VIRET HALSTEAD & HAVERHILL MINERAL WATERS"
There are three letters on the bottom "RCB" and the number "9889"
How old is this bottle and is it worth anything. Any information would be much appreciated.
New to this forum, didn't have any luck uploading a picture. having another shot at it.
The glass is quite thick and has a light green tinge to it.
The words on the bottle are "UNGLESS & VIRET HALSTEAD & HAVERHILL MINERAL WATERS"
There are three letters on the bottom "RCB" and the number "9889"
How old is this bottle and is it worth anything. Any information would be much appreciated.
New to this forum, didn't have any luck uploading a picture. having another shot at it.
its a Codd type stopper invented In 1872 by Hiram Codd.
