Any ideas as to the use of this pontil bottle?

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cowsgomoo

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I think it’s free blown since a dip mold should have made the body more evened where it meets the shoulder. This bottle is not thick at all and I was surprised at how light it is. I can’t imagine how anything could be stored in it with a cork since you’d break the bottle taking it out.
 

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I've seen them with ink labels as well, but they are indeed typically thought of as medicine bottles.

Jim G
 

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