Unknown bottles (3)

[j_65_uk]

Hi everyone - I'm trying to discover whether my bottle collection has any real value. I dug most of them up about 10 years ago from a tip on a farm in the UK, so I believe most of them to be a least 50 years old. There are quite a few, so I've photographed them together and added brief descriptions of lettering etc. If anyone notices anything unique, interesting or valuable please let me know, as I'm afraid I don't know anything about them! I'm going to split them across several posts.


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1.Blue tinted bottle with 'Evan Williams' written on the side. Has a screw top but the cap is missing. Has a small '1' on the back near the base.

2. Tall clear glass bottle - Lettering around top of body reads 'Osmond& Son Ltd Grimsby Lincs'

3. Clear glass 'pot', missing any sort of lid. Has the lettering 'Shippams' on the side, and 'Founded 1750' on the base.

Also not pictured another pot, similar to (4), above, but smaller, and without any lettering, except a '2' on the base.

4. Tall thin clear glass bottle without lettering except '488 2' on base.

5. Clear glass bottle with 'Mason's Extract' around top of body, and 'Made In England 2080 I' on base.

6. Rectangular clear glass bottle, no lettering except '2 3' on the base.

 

[TheDiggerBoy91]

bottle 1- Evan Willaims made whiskey. looks like 1930's or 40's.

Bottle 2- Osmond and sons made animal nutrition and health products. They were in business from 1897 untill 1976. Looks like circa 1900.

bottle 3- Shippam's was a food company. He sold cheese and beat to the Navy in the 1700's. probably 1920's.

bottle 4- either medicine or extracts. Looks like circa 1900.

bottle 5- Mason's Extract was a Herbal extract that was mixed into beer. Probably c. 1900.

bottle 6- Definitely medicine. If BIM, c. 1900, If ABM. c. 1910-30.