Ruby Red Ladies Leg

[farwell]

Hello I have this bottle I am still tring to get info on it is a deep, brilliant ruby red and is 12 1/2" tall and is a deep ruby red and has applied collar that is a 1/2" wide I could not find any seam so I would think it is a blown glass I added a picture of the bottom it is embossed and looks like a large U with an A in it and a H maybe someone out there know what this bottle is .I add a picture of the bottom I hope this pic is not to big they pulled my last listing I am not sure I sized it down right. [8|

 

[diggerjeff]

the A over h indicates the bottle was manufactured by ANCHOR HOCKING glass co.
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., Lancaster, OH, ca. 1955.
ruby red requires gold to be mixed with glass to create the ruby red color.

 

[whiskeyman]

HUA on the base is the mark of H.Underberg Albrecht...a German company that made Underberg Bitters...it was a lable only product .
I imagine the coloration is actually a red-amber....The Company was established in 1846...and according to Ring in For Bitters Only was still in business 125 years later, but the product was in smaller bottles since 1949.

I saw this post and the HUA was familiar, but I was thinking it was a Boonekamp type lady's leg bitters...like to have never found it in Ring...LOL.

Anchor Hocking did make the ruby red Schlitz bottles...

I needta get in bed...

 

[BRIAN S.]

Charlie is correct !
Here's a pic of one in a ebay auction . http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=890&item=6186461004&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
Brian