3 new bottles with no makers marks on them.

[Backyard goldmine]

The ink well and brown bottle look like they both have pontils on them. No markings of any kind. The white cylinder shaped one has no marks and seams that stop at the threads.

 

[RCO]

the white glass jars are " cream jars " a lot of the time there for Ponds but yours don't list a brand but that's what they are is facial cream jars

I don't know if whiskey bottles always have makers marks , a lot of them don't have embossing , it would of originally had a paper label indicating brand and such

 

[Backyard goldmine]

the white glass jars are " cream jars " a lot of the time there for Ponds but yours don't list a brand but that's what they are is facial cream jars

I don't know if whiskey bottles always have makers marks , a lot of them don't have embossing , it would of originally had a paper label indicating brand and such

Ok. Learning more and more. I have 2 ink well jars, so I just assumed that one was too. I have a ponds jar I found earlier, so I knew what it was but with these not having embossing, I wasn’t sure.

 

[RelicRaker]

Looks like you're in the late 30s early 40s with these. The milk glass is certainly collectible—I keep mine—but there's a lot out there (cosmetic companies pumped these out between 1920 and 1965 or so). The whiskey looks to have a scar from a bottling machine. Sodas from that period are awesome, if you return to the site. The mason jar lid liner, also collectible.