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This bottle is an Owens-Illinois Glass Company produced beer bottle made in 1941 by the Oakland, CA. plant. This website will help you determine what to look for when identifying and dating historic bottles.
- Makers Marks
Additional articles of interest. The Milk Route articles....
- Website Map
Historic Bottle Website "Map" HOME: FAQ's: Website map. The...
- Colors
Aqua (Aquamarine) This color - like all the colors that...
- Dating
The documents first section (first 20 pages) is a condensed...
- Typing/Shapes
According to the Wilson's book Spirits Bottles of the Old...
- Glassmaking
"Glassmaking & Glassmakers" Related Pages Organization &...
- Finishes & Closures
Part I: Methods of Finishing a Bottle. A. Mouth-blown...
- Body & Seams
A. Manufacturing (non-mold) Based Body Features. Free-blown...
- Makers Marks
20 Απρ 2022 · The type of cap or stopper can help identify an old bottle and make it easier to describe it if you plan to sell it or trade it. There are lots of ways bottles could be capped or closed, including the following:
6 Απρ 2024 · For those just starting an antique glass collection or seasoned pros looking to find hidden gems, knowing how to properly identify and value these fragile treasures is key. Our comprehensive 2024 guide will walk you through everything you need to know, from the telltale signs of authenticity to what makes certain pieces command high prices.
Finding identification marks on old bottles can save you from conducting a time-consuming search for a collectible bottle. In addition, a unique mark on the bottle can determine the manufacturer of the bottle. Your best bet for determining if old bottles are truly antique is the mark on the bottle.
20 Νοε 2023 · A price guide can be a helpful tool when you're shopping for or identifying old glass bottles. Although price lists have limitations, they can offer some fascinating general information about the value of your finds.
8 Σεπ 2022 · How to identify antique and vintage bottles with no label or embossing through trademark identification.
Image credit: sha.org. So, how does knowing the history of glass blowing helps us with antique bottle identification? Simple – by allowing us to compare the features of the bottles and glassware we’ve found in the attic or basement to the features of antique bottles made throughout history.
