Dark green bottle with horseshoe makers mark

[Reelpro]

Maybe an early Benedictine , they have a horseshoe emblem embossed.

 

[treeguyfred]

The bottle absolutely screams UK manufacture. The crescent is exactly what embe said, a spot to apply a wax seal. I'd guess (with some experience) that it's a cognac or Brandy from the 1880-1890 ish era

 

[treeguyfred]

Very exciting to have a "backyard dig" so happy for ya! Can't wait to see what else you find!
~Fred

 

[Backyard goldmine]

Maybe an early Benedictine , they have a horseshoe emblem embossed.

Thanks. I’ll start looking into benedictines. See if I can figure anything out

 

[Semar]

Pretty sure the "horseshoe" on the original bottle was where a label or seal would have gone.

Agree; you can see wax seals applied to modern liquor in this way .

 

[Johnny M]

I’m not sure what’s worth posting, but I’ll start adding pictures of them.

Post any with embossing to start. That's an oldie you found there so the age is good it appears. Nice find! Johnny M.

 

[Hezezilla]

Here are the ones that I know were hand blown.

That pot at top with the spout looks awfully similar to an oriental soy sauce pot. Those are quite valuable, maybe $20-$100!!!!!!

Photo of of eBay

Edit: if it's for sale, I'd love to purchase it!