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Posted 2 years ago
ho2cultcha
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I have no idea how old this bottle is. There appears to be a mold mark [line] part of the way up the side of the bottle on one side. How long does it take for this irridesecent flaking to take place? i found it at the flea market today.
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A notable transition began around 1850 with far thicker lip designs, such as the Blob-top lip; its tulip-shape became popular on soda, beer, and mineral water bottles. Thick vessels, from top to bottom, were being made during that time in hopes of continual returns for reuse. Then in the late 1800s, a more donut-shaped version was used for sodas called the Hutchison-style design.https://www.beachcombingmagazine.com/blogs/news/discovering-lip-shards
Hey Pete, it depends where the Bottle was dug from, type of dirt or chemicals in it, and how much sunlight got to it! Not really a way that You can figure how old the Bottle is, from the iridescent look of the Bottle! :^D Thanks for Showing, I always try to buy Blob Top Bottles when I can find them at a good price and not cracked or badly chipped! Bill :^)
thank you for the bottle info kivatinitz and bill! i bought this one just because i love the irridescence and it was inexpensive.