Brimming with dark, dramatic history and a wonderful sense of early 20th-century scientific intrigue, this timeless treasure beautifully preserves the professional allure of a vintage American hometown pharmacy. Blown in deep, light-filtering amber flint glass, this stately cylindrical vessel features a pronounced, double-beaded collar lip engineered for precise liquid containment and clean cork sealing. The face of the bottle is heavily embossed with an operational vertical scale showing metric lines ranging cleanly from 50 up to 250 "MILS" (milliliters), offering a highly tactile connection to early laboratory measurements. Turning the bottle to its flat, grid-textured underside reveals a crisp, square-enclosed "I" or "N" maker's logo alongside numerical mold marks, anc
Maker: Owens-Illinois Glass Company (or associated early 20th-century industrial laboratory glass works)
Era: Early to Mid-20th Century (Circa 1930s–1940s)
Dimensions: Approximately 6.75" H x 2.5" Diameter
Material: Heavy Blown Amber Flint Glass
Honest Condition: Excellent vintage condition demonstrating a beautiful narrative of preservation and structural visual honesty. The rich amber glass body remains beautifully vibrant and free of modern post-consumer cracks, chips, or clouding along the double-beaded rim. True to its age, it features gentle mineral clouding lines along the interior base, very faint exterior surface micro-scratching from historical display, and prominent vertical manufacturing mold seams tracing down its sides, all contributing to its authentic vintage character.
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