Cool top on this black glass

[div2roty]

I'm looking for some info on this black glass bottle I just got. Before I go to sell it, I was wondering if this type of top had a special name, what the age of this bottle is, and any estimates on value too.

It is 9 and 3/4 inches tall and the base goes in over 1.5 inches. Its 3 and 1/4 inches across the base.

Thanks

Matt

Its darker than this pic suggests.

Closeup of the top

Pontil base, with a deep recession.

Blurry pic, but more representative of the bottle's true color.

 

[Yancey von Yeast]

Sent you a private message with the info your looking for. I'm interested in your bottle.

 

[tigue710]

Looks along the lines of an early dip mold cylinder late transition mallet, likely English from the period between 1790-1810 or so. The lip was hand formed without a particular molded lipping tool, where as the lip was flattened and shaped possibly with a paddle. Great bottle! Not so sure on value, but 50+ easy, likely more

 

[appliedlips]

I'll say Danish, mid 1800's.

 

[div2roty]

Thanks to everyone for the info.

Matt, I'm glad you liked the bottle I just sent.