It's Blue!

[diginit]

And it's beautiful. 1 3/16th" x 3 15/16th" tall, Thats about all I know about this one.
Tough to photograph. Anyone seen one before?

 

[diginit]

3 smooth sides and 3 ribbed. Here's the bottom view.

 

[diginit]

With a nice flair lip.

 

[WhiteLighting]

i do belive its a english made bottle,due to the base markings.ive come up with

Y - 1853
G- Febuary

cant see what the other mark is,......

 

[diginit]

I'm sorry, I should have mentioned that the bottom reads Y G Co

 

[greenpoison]

That is a beautiful bottle, thanks for posting it!

White lightning: how would you know that
Y=1853
and G = Feb???

Is there a reference book?, research?
I would love to learn that kind of stuff.

 

[WhiteLighting]

AHHHHHH,it looks like a infinity symbol,...lol....

Y G And Co,......its not in this book,"400 trademarks on glass",grab on amazon etc etc..
But it is a great bottle,... I only have a few poisons--strange


but ill still look!

 

[GuntherHess]

It appears to be a Victorian poison, probably English or at least Brittish. I havent found the mark yet , my sources for European marks are somewhat limited.

 

[diginit]

Thanks for all the effort on this one.
Hey G.P. Here's a link that may help you. http://www.sli.unimelb.edu.au/scronk/aabw/dating.htm

 

[grimdigger1]

Most definitely a UK poison bottle from the 1900 - 1920 pieriod,,
Believe that Y G & Co stands fro the york glass works company but may need a little further research on that one
These poisons are readily available in the UK