Dating ID help

[Smurufett]

I found a blue glass color corked toped bottle . Serval years ago and always enjoyed looking at it but never dug deep into its history . I was thinking that there might be a few people out there that might could help. No camera right now but well decribe it as best I can . Letters are all raised at the bottom of the neck it says WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE going around the neck . Long ways from bottom to neck it says LEA&PERRINS . On the very bottom it is stamped J30O the last letter could be a D or a O and under that is a S . Pantienaed clear greenish blueish kinda of . Real nice piece over all no damage well try to get pic if it turns out to be worth seeing . Thanks for any help

 

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[DigginThePast]

Does it look like this?

 

[Smurufett]

Yes , Great match

 

[DigginThePast]

Another one with the stopper. Described as common, low value.

 

[Smurufett]

The first one fits mine . Would you now the time frame that they were produced in ? mine has no top/lid

 

[DigginThePast]

My best guess would be maybe the first half of the 1900's. These bottles were made for quite some time. If you could post a photo of yours, the board might be able to get a little closer with dating yours.

 

[River Rat]

I got one of those too...really a neat bottle. Love the color.

RR

 

[gleaner1]

These go back to at least 1890's. Very common.

 

[Road Dog]

They originally had a cork insert that the glass stopper fit into.