1 OZ cobalt bottle

[Bixel]

So I got this bottle today. For some reason, I think I have seen it before, or a similar bottle, but I cant place my finger on it. Stands just over 4" tall, tooled lip. Looks like the monogram is "CM Co"? Anybody shed some light on this bottle?

 

[andy volkerts]

Never seen one before, but it sure is a great little bottle!!

 

[bobble]

I am pretty sure the logo has been discussed here before, what would you age the bottle?

 

[andy volkerts]

the top looks tooled, and it looks like a med of some sort, but the date could be from 1885 to 1920 as all the glass companies didn't follow the same methods of glassmaking during the same years.

 

[Bixel]

Yah, tough to date it. I want to say 1890-1905 judging on shape, font, colour and quality of glass, but as Andy said, it could be 1885-1920.

 

[bobble]

Well,the logo is pretty close to the Minneapolis Glass MFG Co.,but I'm probably wrong.My favorite color.

 

[botlguy]

That is a VERY nice looking bottle. The monogram is probably NOT a glass manufacturer but the end user company monogram. The way it's made it could be CM or MC Co.

 

[goodman1966]

McCormick maybe? Nice color!

 

[2find4me]

Pretty close to this logo.McC & CO……………William McCully and Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1841-1909).

 

[CanadianBottles]

Man, that really does look familiar. Though that could just be because it's the same shape as those Nyal bottles. This one just has the look of a twenties BIM Canadian bottle. Sort of looks like an iodine bottle. Not any iodine bottle I've ever seen, but it seems like it could be one as it's small and blue and looks like something a wholesale drug company would use.