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Any help with an ID on an open pontil?

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Hi;

A fellow bottle digger is asking for some help trying to figure out the purpose on a rather attractive bottle he has. No embossing, open pontil with a crude top. The body style sort of reminds me of a medicine but it has a rather large top which may suggest a food. Any help?

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It almost looks like a slick Brinckerhoff or Moffat, but yeah, that top says otherwise. Maybe a pickle/capers sort of condiment? It's a nice bottle though. Someone else should be able to help you out!
 
a two-piece, hand-applied lip - pretty old bottle - cool find!
 
Typically a med form, often called "utility" bottles by collectors when unembossed or without labels... Nice find, 1850ish
 
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Agree, some sort of sauce/condiment bottle, most probably British
 
Pretty bottle, regardless of what came in it originally.
 

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