Brimming with mid-century nostalgia and a clean, utilitarian silhouette, this timeless treasure beautifully preserves the legacy of American glass manufacturing. Originally produced in 1941 at the historic Huntington, West Virginia plant, this thick, clear glass bottle features a striking, elongated neck that gently tapers out to a classic, heavy rounded base. The bottom is distinctly embossed with the iconic Owens-Illinois "Diamond, Oval, and I" maker's mark, flanked by the plant code "2" and a single-digit date code "1" accompanied by a precise tracking dot, offering a fascinating window into early World War II-era packaging design.
Perfectly aligned with the Heritage Comfort pillar, this piece bridges rustic industrial history with sophisticated, storybook character to effortlessly anchor your cozy shelf styling. Fill it with a few fresh-cut wildflowers to create an airy centerpiece on a sunlit entryway console tucked near a potted fern, or line it up on a kitchen window sill or rustic mantelpiece alongside weathered books to let the natural light illuminate its historic glass lines.
Maker: Owens-Illinois Glass Company (Huntington, WV Plant)
Era: Mid-20th Century (Manufactured in 1941)
Dimensions: Approximately 9.5" H x 3" Base Diameter
Material: Clear Glass / Machine-Made
Honest Condition: Beautiful vintage condition showing true visual honesty and a lovely historic patina. The glass remains structurally sound and retains its bright transparency, though it displays faint surface cloudiness from authentic age, light internal residue film, and minor shelf wear scratching on the outer base rim, all entirely consistent with its journey as a well-loved piece from the 1940s.
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