Lot #224: 4 Antique Bottles

This lot includes: A green Codd-neck bottle with marble stopper, 2.5" dia 8" tall. This style of bottle was designed in 1872 by British engineer Hiram Codd to hold carbonated drinks. A one-pint TA Beale milk bottle, marked Tabs on back, 3" dia 7". An antique Tonsiline medicine bottle. These were produced by the Tonsiline Co. of Canton, OH from the late 1890's through the 1920's. It contained a formulation marketed as a remedy for sore throats & tonsillitis. The giraffe was their signature trademark & was accompanied by their marketing slogan: "If you had a neck as long as this fellow and had a sore throat all the way down, Tonsiline would quickly relieve it." 2"x1"x6" Phillips' Milk of Magnesia cobalt blue bottle. Embossed with "Milk of Magnesia" and "The Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co., Glenbrook, Conn." Features their iconic logo. 3.5"x1.5"x7" No chips or damage noted on any of them Dimensions: Seed description above Pickup category timeslot {A}