Smallest blob top ever!

[BillinMo]

Aren't those Mrs. Butterworth's syrup bottles?

 

[andy g]

Not a cream soda as it is too small even for a typical example and from a later period. This bottle is from the 1890s-1900s; in turn, cream sodas are from the 1860s-70s. Seeley samples are found in aqua and clear. Probably seen less than a dozen over the years.

 

[PASodas]

ORIGINAL: BillinMo

Aren't those Mrs. Butterworth's syrup bottles?

Maybe she was Auntie's niece[]

 

[surfaceone]

ORIGINAL: BillinMo

Aren't those Mrs. Butterworth's syrup bottles?

Hey Bill,

Upon further inspection, I do believe you are correct, sir. I don't believe I've ever had either brand of syrup. I do remember Aunt Jemima pancakes back in the day.

I don't think that Auntie J and Joy Buttersworth are particular friends either, but can see where they could be mistaken...

Auntie J seems to have gone in for some remodeling as well...

Apologies to Connor for having gone so far afield.

 

[RICKJJ59W]

ORIGINAL: surfaceone

ORIGINAL: BillinMo

Aren't those Mrs. Butterworth's syrup bottles?

Hey Bill,

Upon further inspection, I do believe you are correct, sir. I don't believe I've ever had either brand of syrup. I do remember Aunt Jemima pancakes back in the day.

I don't think that Auntie J and Joy Buttersworth are particular friends either, but can see where they could be mistaken...

Auntie J seems to have gone in for some remodeling as well...

Apologies to Connor for having gone so far afield.

You always go to far afield Surf.You are so far out I can't even see ya [8D]

 

[glass man]

Now that is far out!Never saw one that small!!!Thanks fer posting!!JAMIE