Little pontiled bottle and crude wine bottle

[sfox87]

I bought these three bottle today for a total of $23. I think I got a pretty good deal lol. The two smaller ones are pontiled and the green wine(?) isn't but it has a beautiful lip and is wittled and crude. I don't really know anything about any of them so any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks 😊

 

[RelicDude]

I'd say you got a deal does any one know anything about the kick up bottle?

 

[sfox87]

 

[jgas]

Utility bottles. Could be for any number of medicines. The rectangular could be a blacking / ink bottle. The tall one is a wine bottle. Crude as heck lip finish too. Nice little buy there. jgas

 

[sunrunner]

those puff's are 1820s for shore. and the win also , it may be Spanish .

 

[Harry Pristis]

Nice little group! The wine is a French Bordeaux bottle (for a red Bordeaux, by the color of the glass). I'd say it dates to 1840 - 1860 just based on the crudeness of the lip finish. Usually, these lip strings are tooled flat. Bordeaux wines are still, so no need for a prominent lip to retain the cork wire. See the drawing below for some traditional French wine forms.



Here's one that was half-heartedly tooled:

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[sfox87]

Thanks for all of the information everyone . I was thinking it was a French wine but wasn't entirely sure. It certainly is a beautiful bottle; I love it. There was another at the same place, maybe I'll go pick that one up too lol

 

[Bass]

Hey sfox87. Glad to see you back. Hope you are doing well. Those are all nice bottles. I am a fan of the wine because I like the overall crudeness. If it were green, you wouldn't be able to see all those details in the glass