An aqua-colored glass bottle with a doubled-collared mouth and a large iron pontil on the base. The bottle is embossed with "COHEN COOK & CO...229 WASHINGTON ST...NEW YORK." The bottle is bulbuous in shape. Circa 1865.
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Two-part molded light green glass bottle. The front is inscribed with 'J. HECHT...BROOKLYN' and the back with 'J...1861'. The bottle dates to approximately 1861 and was likely produced by or for J. Hecht in Brooklyn, New York.
A brown glass wine bottle with "Kosher for Passover" molded in Hebrew. This three-part mold bottle is an early example, circa 1880, found in New York, New York. Similar to item 12.116 but without the manufacturer's name and a lighter amber color.
A clear glass whiskey bottle with a ribbed upper section. The bottle is molded with the advertisement "MEYER KLEIN WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER OMAHA, NEB." Circa 1890s.
Miniature Molded Glass Bottle with Jewish Star and "H"Miniature molded glass bottle featuring a Jewish star and the letter "H" in the center. Circa 1885. Found in Ms. Coll. 1410, OOS, Box 4.
Early molded glass soda bottle from the London Bottling Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The bottle features the company's address ("520 So. 3rd St.") and the message "WHEN I AM EMPTY SEND ME HOME" molded into the glass. The initials "M.S." and the name "M. SUGARMAN" are also molded into the bottle. Circa 1885.
A molded glass soda bottle from the Central Bottling Company in New York, New York. The bottle is marked with the company's address: East 55th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues. The bottle also has the letter "B" on the bottom and the name "WOLFF, A." The approximate date is circa 1885.
Molded glass soda bottle for Seeters Vichy and Carbonated Beverages, manufactured by L. Cohen & Son in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa 1885. The bottle features an embossed design of a lion and the company name.
Whiskey Bottle with "L. F. PITTSBURG" Mold and Patriotic MotifA blown glass whiskey bottle with "L. F. PITTSBURG" molded into the glass and featuring a patriotic motif. The bottle is dated circa 1860 and is believed to have originated from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.
A molded glass whiskey bottle with the inscription "DREYFUSS, WEIL & CO...DISTILLERS" and "PADUCAH, KENTUCKY." Flask-type bottle. Circa 1890s.
Clear glass whiskey bottle with the inscription "H. Swartz & Co. Leverett St. Boston Mass." and "UNION MADE" molded into the glass. Manufactured circa 1860s in Boston, Massachusetts.