NewbieBottleHunter
Active Member
Here is another interesting (to me at least) clear glass bottle with distinct evidence of being made in a 3-piece mold. It has a slightly crude applied finish that is fairly shapeless compared to my other bottles - rather like a flat band of glass. The neck is bowed-out in what I see online is called a "lady's leg" style. There are lots of large bubbles in this bottle including several along the rim of the base. The only interesting embossing on this bottle is found on its base where it has "SIX TO GALLON" encircled around its "kicked-up" base.
Based on this scant amount of embossed text and the image below is there any way of knowing what this bottle may have held? Or was this 1/6 gallon bottle generically produced to hold a wide range of liquid refreshments?
Thanks for any information on this odd little bottle.
-Newbie
Based on this scant amount of embossed text and the image below is there any way of knowing what this bottle may have held? Or was this 1/6 gallon bottle generically produced to hold a wide range of liquid refreshments?
Thanks for any information on this odd little bottle.
-Newbie