Lot #154: Lot Of 4 Old Bottles

Lot with 4 bottles.First up is the great green bulbous bottle. To me this is the prize of the lot. I think this one is a very early bottle, definitely handblown. Look at that glorious concave shape at the punt. And look at that separate applied ring of glass just below the mouth. No, that isnt a chip. Its how the glass was wrapped on the neck. Various swirls and bubbles in the glass are not cracks or breaks but anomalies inherent in the glassblowing process. Will this ever clean up to be a nice clear shiny bottle? I dont know. I never tried as I loved it just as it is. Measures approx 5.25 diameter at widest x 8 high.Next is the pale green bottle embossed on the exterior Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. Again, bubble anomalies from the glass making process - particularly the indentation on the back shoulder. This bottle has seams on the side so a mold was used to make it. 8.25 tall x 3.5 wide x 1.75 thick. No chips or cracks but interior clouding from former contents.The amber bottle is embossed on the exterior shoulder CERTO and upside down on the lower quarter reads For 1/2 Bottle Pour To Here with an arrow pointing to the halfway mark. Again seams on the sides of the bottle. Measures just under 7.5 tall x 2.25 diameter at base. Interior residue but no chips or cracks.Lastly is the little pale green glass ink bottle. Side seams as well. Measures 2.25 tall x just over 1.75 diam at base. No chips or cracks but interior residue present.Bring packing material.