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valentino97
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A few of my love potion jars - white milk glass. Ponds cold creme, Musterole Cleveland (w/lid). My favorite is the 2.75" "pyramid" shape in first photo 2nd row. Metal lids usually didn't survive because many of these jars were dug up from dumps - or just left to the elements to rust and oxidize. I put my mechanical pen collection in these jars on my desk.
I took the next pix on a 2010 Texas/New Mexico road trip. These bottles were in front of a old bldg on mainstreet in Sierra Blanca, TX. We could hear music inside but no one would answer the door. So we just took pictures and nothing more. Being a merchandiser by profession I LOVE the tree and the crates - this one held only white bottles, 2 others different shapes of brown.
Milk GlassMilk glass has been around since the 16th century, but the term itself was …
BottlesAntique 19th and early 20th century bottles have long attracted collectors,…
AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Bellin68. Mixing old w/new right?
Thank you bratjdd, mustangtony and mrmajestic for your loves.