double spout bottle

[mr2real]

 

[glass man]

KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IT,BUT LOVE IT!!! JAMIE

 

[mr2real]

Any thoughts as to age or origin? I'm hoping it not another modern bottle made to look old.

 

[mr2real]

 

[GuntherHess]

what does the bottom look like

 

[mr2real]

 

[GuntherHess]

No idea really.
I have seen some items come out of Mexico with that soldered metal covering.
The crudeness of the lips make me think it was never intended to be sealed with a cork so it was probably decorative in nature. Would make a neat candle holder.

 

[LC]

I had a double spouted bottle once, looked a bit differrent from the way this one is made . I was told it was a ceremonial bottle pertaining to an Indian wedding , do not know if that was correct or not , this one may be something different being the top is made differently . This could be a carafe that held two different variations of liquid as well if the inside is made as two compartments.

 

[GuntherHess]

India or Pakistan are certainly good candidates for that type of labor intensive metal work.

 

[surfaceone]

Hello Joe,

Well it's not great grandad's traditional looking gemel bottle. Check this one. Is it 2 separate bottles incorporated into one? Looks kinda 'minty.'