Mystery Bottle Covered in Bubbles

[ArielOlivia]

Found this in the Red River years ago. The bottle is completely clear, there are bubbles everywhere throughout the whole bottle. The seam stops & then the mouth continues, all the way to the opening. No embossing/markings at all, except for thousands of bubbles.

What I'd like to know is, approximately how old, value & maybe what was held in it at some point.

Thank you for viewing this post!

P.S. I am new to bottle collecting, I'm learning as I go. Please excuse my ignorance on the subject.

 

[ArielOlivia]

The mouth opening, you can somewhat see a few of the bubbles I mentioned.

 

[ArielOlivia]

Bubbles near the seam.

 

[ArielOlivia]

You can slightly see where the seam stops, just before the mouth.

 

[ArielOlivia]

And this is the bottom, it looks dark but it's just as clear as the rest of bottle.

 

[cyberdigger]

That looks to me like an early 1900's ketchup bottle.. it's pretty big for one, but looks like a catsup..

 

[ArielOlivia]

early 1900's ketchup bottle

Thanks for taking a jab at it! Considering there's no markings, I was afraid no one was going to comment.
I'll definitely look into ketchup bottles and see what I can dig up! I appreciate it!

 

[surfaceone]

Hey Ariel,

Looks like a TOC Wine bottle. "Value" is minimal, bubbliciousness is mighty.

The flash is seldom a good tool in photographing bottles, especially clear ones. It seems to wash out those important details and gives em those whiteout strips.

 

[ArielOlivia]

Thank you for the tips & info! I will start going with natural light instead of the flash, thanks again for the tips!

 

[epackage]

Try taking your pics on a window sill with the sky as your background...Jim