The 5676 is a number assigned to that bottle style, but I have no info on that. Apple juice? Look forward to using your site again as I find more cool bottles. and between sections. If your bottle carries the old logo, I think the chances are highest that it stands for 1933, but I cant guarantee that. customers. I have no idea if your bottle was made in 1947, since you dont mention any numbers on the bottle that might possibly be a date code. appropriate. My bottle is green and has G-94 duraglas then 3 the O and diamond symbol with an I in it, 49 and at the bottom 15. On the bottom is also Des. KPP mark on base of amber Budweiser beer bottle, date coded 1972 (Photo courtesy of Shannon Brown), Libbey Glass Company Cursive L mark on the base of a Gibraltar pattern tumbler in Spanish Green (sage green). They are probably medicine bottles of some sort. Any info would be great! I sent an email directly to you, but just received a Mailer Daemon notice since apparently your email address contained a typographical error, rendering it as unknown. (Send me a pic of the bottle to email address listed at lower right on any webpage on this site). I dont know anything about an M.E.CO. but I would assume it stands for the name of the unidentified beverage bottling company. in 1935.). Beneath it is an 8. I love the site! Brenda, Any info would be appreciated. Yes, most of their bottle molds had been re-tooled by the late 1950s, but some, for reasons that remain unclear, continued to carry the old Diamond/Oval/I mark even into the 1960s. 1933 Owens-Illinois catalog. On the bottom back it says manufactured by Owens Illinois glass company. Below the trademark are 64, D-1, 46 stacked on top of each other. The jar says Presto supreme mason with manufactured by owens illinois glass company on the back. Hope this helps, I have a partial piece of brown glass that has the following markings: Looks like a 15, then underneath it says Duraglas, and has a 39 under the Duraglas. P.S. The sides, front and back, are embossed THE BAYER COMPANY DIV. 96235 embossed below the trademark. [Update ~ Edited April 7, 2021: Matt, I need to add corrections to this reply. Thanks for writing and take care! I havent found another like it online. Since there is no period behind the 0 I assumed it was the 1930s but it also has raised letting on the foot of the bottle saying Duraglas. Please. Fox Terrier shotglass made by Hazel Atlas. https://trademarks.justia.com/785/97/o-78597477.html. Hi! Any information is greatly appreciated. Bottle is in good used condition. I did a keyword search on ebay, using a search string looking for soda bottles within their Collectibles category, and checking both title and description on their Advanced Search page. Hi DavidI have found a 32 oz clear glass bottle with Art Deco designs on the top, bottom and sides of both sides. I looked up the permit number in a document and the permit number wasnt listed. Me with this one, Hi Timothy, Manufactured in Charleston West Va. ? Many soda bottles (especially) of the 1910s to 1950s often have initials in large lettering on the bottoms. Hi Annie, The design was patented in 1934, as shown by this page on Google Patents. Many liquor bottles made by Owens-Illinois have the Diamond and Oval with an I logo embossed sideways on the base of the container. Hope this helps a little. Antique Duraglas Green Pharmacy Jar Glass Medicine Bottle Mercantile Stock. . In 1929, the Owens Bottle Co. merged with the Illinois Glass Co., forming its current company (with a few changes along the way). Would you mind shedding a bit of light for me? (15% off), Sale Price USD 4.42 File #22: Continuation of the "Closure Division" section (17 catalog Sounds like a neat piece! So my grandma has this bottle with the Owens-Illinois label on it.. If it is an I Inside an Oval, or letter O, then yes, the 89 probably is a date code for 1989. powder jars and a few other oddities. My guess would be PROBABLY 1935, (because single digit date codes were used on most of their 1930s-era bottles) but there seems to be no way to be 100% sure on many O-I bottles. beginning of the "Large Ware Division" products (24 catalog pages) - Includes illegible or missing. Although most (not all!) I would guess your jar was made in either 1960 or 1970. in explaining the array of markings used by the company on its products over Hello Dawn, The bottle is clear and has 4/5 Pint four times in a ring around the base and a very obvious seam line running up both sides. (See my page on that mark). Visit our channel and see a new and even more satisfying video of this. David, O V entwined on base of cobalt blue Acqua della Madonna water bottle from Italy. Mold makers spelling errors are fairly common on glass items such as bottles, fruit jars and insulators, and those errors are sought by collectors. ), C B B; C B K ; C B M marks on antique pickle jars, Coke Bottles (Glass Manufacturers Marks on Coke Bottles), Collectible Milk Glass General Information / Overview, Depression Glass (What is Depression Glass? Valerie, My email address is listed at the bottom of the website page. Hi Rob, ), C B B; C B K ; C B M marks on antique pickle jars, Coke Bottles (Glass Manufacturers Marks on Coke Bottles), Collectible Milk Glass General Information / Overview, Depression Glass (What is Depression Glass? Art deco cut. File #12: Continuation of the "Prescription Ware Division" Because of this utility I have reproduced the entire To be honest, it doesnt really matter much what can be discerned in the center of the diamond and oval mark, since on MANY bottles the I (which is supposed to be there) is frequently absent, smeared, distorted or just halfway visible! Thank you so much for your response David. Minor wear inside the bottle towards the bottom. The list of liquor bottle permit numbers that has been posted online and that most interested parties have referred to is (at least partly) from 1969, after the Charleston plant had been closed. Brockway Glass Company base of 1983 amber beer bottle, D inside a circle mark attributed to Degenhart Art Glass, Cambridge Ohio. Thanks for the link. I read your page and its awesome to know someone actually cares about history as much as I do. Mark, its a large-size water bottle. Thanks! I have a half gallon mason jar that says presto supreme mason on front and on back it says manufactured by Illinois Glass Company. I would guess 1935 (since single digit date codes were more common during the 1930s although there are later exceptions) but I cant be 100% sure! includes large boxes and crates to store and protect such items. is 6. I explain this in the text, but it is easily missed by readers. Such beer brands as Heineken are bottled in green glass. Some of them may have been packer jars (containing various foods, bought retail at the grocery store) and they were frequently saved to reuse as canning jars or containers for storage (nails, nuts, marbles, buttons, screws, etc.) I would appreciate your help, mahalo. I have a jar I am having trouble dating. There may or may not be a number (mold identifying number) situated directly underneath the logo. /Users/owner/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/resources/renders/D/D4884D53-C9F5-42E6-BD88-D07E7B7D083B_1_201_a.heic Search the SHA/BLM Historic Glass Bottle Identification & Information David. Try using a different browser or disabling ad blockers. I have two of these: one is a 2 oz size marked Lyric on the bottom, while the other, a 1/2 oz size, is marked Illinois on the bottom with the Illinois Glass Cos I inside a diamond. File #23: End of the "Closure Division" section and beginning of Bottle Catalog. I do not subscribe to the theory that only 2-digit date codes were used after 1960. Value is subjective, but since these are common jars, typically they might have 50 cents to a dollar or two value to jar collectors. Below that is a single 9. similar products of other glass companies that emulated I think it was manufactured in Oklahoma. Do you think this might be from 1933? Thatcher Glass MTC mark on emerald green beach glass shard from a juice bottle. I have a clear bottle, 11.5 tall and 4 across. The lid also has the Good Housekeeping Seal on it. Another is 2 and has only an 18 on the front bottom as opposed to the actual heel. Was: $9.99. In the case of your jar, the I inside an O trademark dates AFTER 1954. David, I dont believe that the presence or absence of a period after a date code can give absolute evidence on which decade is meant.. I think this is a case where the 55 is actually a liquor bottle permit number, and the 9 is a date code, with the orientation as often seen on their liquor bottles. Does anyone know what its worth? Fenton in an oval ((Fenton Art Glass Company). or was used for. I suspect it would be from 1940, although it might stand for 1950. Thats the best I can do. It appears to be a packer jar (clear glass), possibly for preserves. The 7 on the LEFT of the logo is the plant location code, and number 7 indicates your jar was made at their main plant at Alton, Illinois. nursing bottles, citrates, dropper and iodine bottles, bathroom bottles, various IMPORTANT NOTE: Many liquor bottles and flasks made by Owens-Illinois have a DIFFERENT mold code configuration on the base, as compared to the way the numbers are arranged on most other types of bottles they made. Hi Mary, https://ibb.co/djCRNk1 (Bottom of bottle, with a 2 and a 9). 7 Nov 22 View Detailed Check-in. Tom Dup is drinking a Punition by Maison DB at Au R De Roubaix. Currently, the company is the largest manufacturer of glass containers in North America, South America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe, with 79 plants in 21 countries. I understand your reluctance to make blanket statements. This has been happening especially with Gmail addresses!! to this February 2019 revision): "I was excited to see the inclusion of what I originally thought was the Many bottles made by Owens-Illinois are hard to date exactly. Basically, the D-126 is a distiller code number. I think the #7 is the factory in Alton, IL, & the #4 below is the mold #. Please bookmark this site, and I hope you will return often. All of this strongly indicates that some of the catalog was done just after Antique Kemps Balsam Owens Glass Medicine Bottle in Collectibles, Bottles & Insulators, Bottles . Thus, a bottle with, say, the style number 2579 might theoretically also be marked with the mold number 6 if it is being made on a machine with a number of identical molds numbered 1 to 10 or 1 to 12. It certainly doesnt date from the 1930s or 1940s. Can you tell me what year it was made? Very good condition. Hi George, Any damage will reduce the collector value to virtually nil. Hi Ken, L.G.CO.export-style beer bottle, typical mark as seen on Lindell Glass Company, St. Louis product. Find out more in our Cookies & Similar Technologies Policy. might have started being produced in 1935 and began hitting the marketplace in Also, see my page on the Diamond I mark, which was also used heavilyby Illinois Glass Company. Can you please tell me an appropriate year for this bottle. It was and owns duraglas bottle!! The left number was 3, which you wrote was from the Fairmont, WV plant, or post 1981 Muskogee, OK. My question was the right side date code. Hi Jason, with the Diamond and oval mark on the bottom, we can assume it dates from sometime between 1930 to the mid-1950s. together over a period of several years beginning in 1930 and ending in 1935. I used to collect some Disney stuff and knew that (Latest confirmed date code with this older trademark embossed on a bottle is 1966). Meredith, exactly which O-I symbol are you referring to? That date code stands for either 1936 (most likely) or 1946. For readers, here is the page being referred to: https://glassbottlemarks.com/glass-industry-liquor-bottle-permit-numbers-numerical-list/ I assume the 5 is a mold number. The 55 liquor bottle permit number indicates the bottle was made at O-Is Huntington, West Virginia glass plant. Ive seen many Hi-lex jugs, however, on the neck Hilex is embossed vertically (four times around the neck) with the word contents in-between horizontally. Take care, On front side bottom Duraglas. Any info, this is a glass one made by Owens-Illinois glass company of Toledo, Ohio. Take care, It has small bumps all over the bottle except around the center of the bottle where the label may have been? )from what I gathered reading your post the number above below the logo is the mold # 8 and above is patent # 4601-CB The bottle was made at the Streator, Illinois plant and the date code 8 would PROBABLY stand for either 1958 or 1968. Im trying to locate an all-encompassing list of mold numbers for O-I. /Users/owner/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/resources/derivatives/C/CABDEC66-1E46-429E-A3AA-107FD503FFFB_1_105_c.jpeg Beginning of I cant figure it out can you please help? 6\" tall. Having a hard time identifying this one. Antique Kemps Balsam Owens Glass Medicine Bottle . I feel I have started a hobby that my Father also shares a passion for, collecting glass bottles. I believe that means it is an Owens bottle. bottle The I is inside the O To the left is a 4. In the great majority of cases, the firm who made a bottle is not the same company that made the product, such as a beverage, that is contained IN the bottle. below is 5 and the top of the logo no. Sorry but I dont know which year it would be. Does this mean the bottle is 1936 from Clarksburg, WV? (O-I) end of year report, under Hi Ken, Although the notice was required up until c. 1964, there was nevertheless no strictly compelling reason for glass manufacturers to immediately erase the engraving from a mold, especially considering that this was time consuming and cost them more money! Found a owens glass mason jar which has saturn symbol and left number is 23, right number 3. However, there is no better source for determining potential use and period In the center its marked: NET CONT. Best regards, [.] I am assuming this is 1942? Some Coke bottles made by Owens-Illinois for a particular town might be worth more because of their rarity and difficulty in finding a piece in good condition. Toulouse (1971) Opens in a new window or tab. ?? As near as I can determine, Owens-Illinois purchased Libbey Glass in 1935. This is mentioned (briefly) within this really comprehensive article written by Bill Lockhart, here: https://sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/OwensIll_BLockhart.pdf That article includes a lot of detailed background info, much more than I have on my site. and vintners", "Naturally, distillers and vintners' first thoughts Fenton Glass Company Hobnail Fan Vase in Blue Opalescent, Triangle mark, used by Vidrio Formas, Lerma, Mexico. It has the number 7 to the left of the symbol, 6 to the right, and a 3 below it. something that would have be highly unlikely to exist prior to 1933 (a note The 7 on the left is a plant code for Alton, Illinois where a lot of their large water bottles were made. That was my intention for getting them. Hi Kim, It looks like a 7 to the left and 3 to the right. This information is from a publication indexed online, at this link: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.$c127996&view=1up&seq=11&q1=LIST%20OF%20GLASS%20MANUFACTURERS%20TO%20WHOM%20PERMITS%20TO%20MANUFACTURE%20LIQUOR%20BOTTLES. Photo courtesy of ebay seller Dotdority. Or where can I find a picture of it at? You would need to do research on the other clues including the style of graphics or lettering (for Canada Dry). I cant say which. It may be misinterpreted as the number 1. B inside a diamond ~ mark on the base of a blue-aqua horseradish or pickle bottle made by Binghamton Glass Company, VE mark used by Vetreria Etrusca, glass company in Italy, ARCOROC USA ~ base marking on small dessert bowl. (My email address is at the bottom of the page). Aquamarine wide mouth external thread bottle with three indented panels on each side. Does this information help. The bottom has Duraglas, to the left #3 the diamond with the O and 48 to the right. It says duraglas on 2 sides with a c2993. 1930-1935* Owens-Illinois Glass Co. ~David. I am trying to find any info on these bottles. Hope this helps! I suspect that the number you see to the LEFT of the logo was supposed to be a 10 but with the 1 poorly engraved i.e. The 15 is the mold number. Hi David, Ive been tirelessly searching for information on an old bottle Ive had for quite some time. The Design patent number 90023 was issued in 1933, but I cannot say with absolute certainty when your bottle was made. It has Des.Pat. For example, plant code #2 stood for the Huntington, WV plant; 3 indicated the Fairmont, West Virginia plant (that number was used up to 1981, later 3 was used by Muskogee, Oklahoma); 4 was Clarksburg, West Virginia; 7 indicated Alton, Illinois; 9, the Streator, Illinois factory; 12 was Gas City, Indiana; 14 was the Bridgeton, New Jersey plant, #21 is Portland, Oregon; #22 is Tracy, California; #20 is Oakland, CA; #23 is Los Angeles, CA, etc. The cap looks rusted on But what ever was on inside was white and has settled on one corner and some sand is also inside. If you were to find other bottles of the exact same style/shape/type, you might find a different number in the same position as the 10. The bottle is in very good shape but it is missing the cap. The diamond looks too small to add anything inside of it. This particular bottle was made at plant number 7 (Alton, Illinois). The evidence is as follows and posted at length here due to I believe the 1845 may have been the standard catalog number assigned by Owens-Illinois to a particular series of round amber medicine or chemical bottles with the graduated numbers embossed along the side. I cant be sure what year your bottle was made, but it possibly dates from the 1930s or 1940s. Marked 3IV is 5 3/4 inches tall and 3III is 5 inches tall. 1) Stippling (as you know, an overall pattern of tiny dots) on the base of many bottles makes it difficult, and sometimes impossible, to ascertain whether or not there is a specific dot engraved after the single digit. 4) Without seeing it, I cant be sure of purpose, but most of these small screw-type clear bottles made by Owens-Illinois in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s are quite common, and so have little market value to collectors. voluntary movement has started among employees which has led to the formation of Just some thoughts! Best regards, David. 73096. I enjoy receiving comments with interesting background info like this~ officially for medicinal and export use, as there just was no money available in The bottom of the bottle has a 2 followed by the O with diamond logo followed by a 3. I cant interpret the year with certainty, but it probably stands for 1945 or 1955, assuming the glassmaker logo you see is the Diamond and Oval with I which was the first mark used by Owens-Illinois. It came from my grandma. Hi Russell, The Charlotte glass plant (according to a brief note in my records) was producing bottles from October 15, 1963 to April 1, 2010. The 2 to the immediate right of the Diamond and Oval logo is a date code. Probably is a good way to put it, as you have done. Consistently earned 5-star reviews, shipped orders on time, and replied quickly to messages, Looks like you already have an account!
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