this was found under the floorboards of my mother's house in New England. the house dates back to 1900(?). the greenish bottle is just under 2" tall. It is 3/8" wide with a strange telescoping pin like device that comes out of the cap when turned. the inner workings appear to be brass. The cap and neck itself looks like pewter. the yellow label reads, " A. Werner & Co., 'America extra dry'" My husband thinks it's an early chemical match lighter. I think it might be a perfume applicator. Any ideas?
T.C.
T.C.