Weird Bottle lip What is it?

[Lunick]

Has anyone ever seen a bottle with a lip like this. It looks like a wave

 

[A2TED]

Has anyone ever seen a bottle with a lip like this. It looks like a wave

Wow that’s got me stumped. Can’t say I’ve seen that before!


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[Old Wiltshire]

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It appears to be one of the crown cap types which can be opened by inserting the edge
of a coin between the cap and the ledge then twisting the coin to lever the cap off.

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[Lunick]

would you guess an age or if what type of bottle it was. Perhaps beer or something else

 

[Old Wiltshire]

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I would suggest early 20th century and probably a paper labelled beer.
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[Dogo]

It has the base ring from the early automatic bottle machine, so I would think that it is a defective blow. Probably not quite enough glass. I have never seen one like it. Is the top symmetrical, like it was done that way on purpose?

 

[nhpharm]

Looks like a Priof closure finish. You can find more about it here (scroll down): https://sha.org/bottle/closures.htm

 

[hemihampton]

At least once a year some body ask about this top. Here's the last post on this about 2 months ago. LEON.

Patented Pride closure ?

I dig here a lot and have never heard of this type of closure, looks like a ketchup to me. Anyone here ever dug this type on a soda? Thanks

www.antique-bottles.net

 

[Lunick]

Looks like a Priof closure finish. You can find more about it here (scroll down): https://sha.org/bottle/closures.htm

Thank you very interesting link

Looks like a Priof closure finish. You can find more about it here (scroll down): https://sha.org/bottle/closures.htm

Thanks everyone, now after looking closer it says registered and patented priof on the ridge. It stands 12 inches tall