Help me identify this!
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woody
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If I were to guess I would say it was some sort of salad dressing or olive oil bottle.
It looks typical and sometimes ornate as these bottles are.
Maybe peppersauce, also.
It looks typical and sometimes ornate as these bottles are.
Maybe peppersauce, also.
Harry Pristis
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Well, Norm, it certainly looks saucy to me, but I didn't see it in Zumwalt's book. I don't think it's hairy, but I have no evidence for you.
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Maine Digger
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That's what I thought as well, it's just that it being clear throws me off regarding age. The neck and lip seem to be from one era crude lip, enlongated bubble in the neck; while the molded base almost looks modern - here's a shot of the neck
Maine Digger
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Actually, the neck shows up pretty good, so I won't run another pic. I'm going to bring it to the New England show in Portland in April. Any guesses regarding age? Thanks
maineahh62
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hello maine digger, i have tryed to find some sort of info on this, as you proboly already know sheared top's appeared largely on early american bottle's, not sure if there is a differance in sheared top and sheared lip as far as trying to age the bottle, i do agree with you on the way it look's, it look's like a glass attached to the base of the neck, there seem's to be some over hang at the top left were they meet, are you sure that's not your scotch glass set up to give us a good prank..lol..lol [
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