Elder Harrison Co & Green Wine? Bottle ID

[Nana40]

So I posted these on the antique bottle forum, but I wasn't very successful at posting the pictures there. So here I am.
I've recently discovered thrift stores and purchased these two bottles. I was hoping to get an age and ID for them, as I know very little about bottles.
Thanks a bunch!
Nana
First one is brown, has Elder Harrison Co on both sides and is 5 inches tall....




Second one is a dark green bottle...about 9 1/2 inches tall. It's not perfectly rounded and is bubbly..doesn't sit very straight either. lol

 

[Mackaydon]

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The company used the brand names:
"Green Spring Valley", "Green Spring Valley Club", "Green Spring Valley Rye", and "Highland Hearts."​

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Business name timeline:
Elder-Harrison Co.​

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Address timeline:
111 E Lombard (1901-1904), 355 N Clavert (1905-1906), 206 Water (1907-1911), 202-204 Water (1912-1915), 409 E Lombard (1916-1917)
Don.......​

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[Nana40]

Cool beans! Thanks for that info, Don!

 

[Mackaydon]

PS: Your welcome !
BTW, those addresses are in Baltimore, Maryland.
Don....

 

[Harry Pristis]

The green bottle, Nana, has the general form of a wine carafe, but it is small (1/2 liter?) and in an unusual color for a carafe (most are colorless). Wine carafes are not usually footed, either. It may have been produced as a bud vase.

 

[Nana40]

​Thank you, Harry.