revisiting my collection

[476 Enterprises]

Hello. I'm new to this forum, so please bear with me.
Back in the 80's I went to yardsales and picked up various (read: cheap!) things that I deperately needed. I promptly boxed them up & forgot about them for almost 30 years. Some of these things were bottles. Maybe someone out there can tell me if I found the Hope diamond of bottle collecting.

The first is a brownish-green bottle approx 10" tall. The bottom has a 2 inch "kick-up/indent" - it's for sediment, right? Obviously handblown - bubbles & wavy marks. There's also a pattern of tiny indents around the bottle. There is no seam. There are no words on the bottle. Condition =No cracks, dings, etc.

I'll try to upload a picture, but if it doesn't work, then maybe my description will be enough for someone out there to tell me it's age and value.

Thanks, Frankie

 

[Pettydigger]

Welcome to the forum 476, sound like you are describing a wine or ale bottle made around 1900 give or take 20 years. Spun in mold which erased the mold seems. A pic would be nice but I think I know what you have, value is not much on those kinda bottles maybe $10 if your lucky. They are nice looking bottles for the window though. Have a good one. Josh