Ideas on contents and age of this bottle?

[diggyboy]

I dug this up today at a local bottle dump with finds dating from the 1830's to 1960's. It looks like a champagne or wine bottle from the 1800s to me, but I don't know much about bottles from that era. It has many air bubbles and imperfections, and a pontil mark on the bottom. I can not see any seams going up the bottle, and the bottom half looks hand rolled possibly? It is the longest bottle we have ever found measuring at a length of 14 inches from the bottom to top. The lips of the bottle also have many faults and imperfections. If anyone can give me an age or time period of this bottle, I would really appreciate it. None of the marks in the pictures are cracks or chips, they are all air bubbles and imperfections. The soda bottle next to it is a 2 liter for size reference. Thanks for looking and HH!

 

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[Red James Cash]

Most likely wine.The bottom picture looks like theres a seam going around the bottle,I have a bottle like that.

 

[diggyboy]

Most likely wine.The bottom picture looks like theres a seam going around the bottle,I have a bottle like that.

Thanks for the info!

 

[RelicDude]

Thanks for posting this place has been dead lol. Your bottle looks like hock wine bottle but I've
Never seen one in clear glass. But I may be wrong.

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[diggyboy]

Thanks for posting this place has been dead lol. Your bottle looks like hock wine bottle but I've
Never seen one in clear glass. But I may be wrong.

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Hey no problem haha. I just thought it was cool because it was so tall but later I noticed all the imperfections and knew I had something decent. Thanks for the info.

 

[ivan salis]

looks similar to he tall itailian "yellow" liqueur bottle gallino

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

I would call it a hock wine also,and I have never seen a clear one either. Congrats

 

[redbeardrelics]

I agree with the hock wine identification, and unusual color for that type bottle. it probably dates to the 1880-1915 era. HH

 

[diggyboy]

I agree with the hock wine identification, and unusual color for that type bottle. it probably dates to the 1880-1915 era. HH

Thank you for the ID! I was really curious on the age!

 

[RelicDude]

Here's a hock wine I have except in puce.

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[Bass]

Here are a few assorted colors in a group i found searching various sites.



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[diggyboy]

Here are a few assorted colors in a group i found searching various sites.

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Thanks for the help! The clear one looks just like mine!