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Description
I simply could not find any information regarding this bottle online after extensive searching and sending out e-mails to historic websites.
It is just shy of 10 inches in height, and has a trademark of 1812 on the back of the bottle.
I belive and hope this bottle is from the original Henry Wellburn factory at 55 Newboro St in Scarborough.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Category
Antique Bottles
Medium
Clear Glass with a light greenish tint
Distinguishing marks
Air bubbles, applied tip, embossed lettering, melted glass under applied tip.
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
10 inches in height - diameter is 3 inches at base, neck is 3.5 inches in height
Date Period
1812-1915
Weight
<1lb
History
I believe this bottle was manufactured at the original location of The Imperial Bottling Stores in Scarborough at 55 Newboro St under Henry Wellburn's company.
Other than that , no history was able to be acquired.
This was found within my Father's collection.
Other than that , no history was able to be acquired.
This was found within my Father's collection.
Price Paid (If known)
Inherited
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