Description :

Beautiful, authentic trio of late 19th-century utilitarian glass bottles. Found together, this curated collection features stunning historical character, natural glass imperfections, and the highly sought-after aqua and amber color palette perfect for rustic, farmhouse, or bohemian home decor

-16" Antique Aqua Glass Demijohn / Carboy (Blob Top)Era: Circa 1880s–1890s Construction: Post-bottom 3-piece mold blown with a prominent shoulder seam and a crude, hand-applied "blob" finish collar. Characteristics: Beautiful light aqua-green tint with distinct natural seed bubbles, glass waviness, and cooling lines. The mold seam vanishes beneath the hand-finished neck.

-16" Antique Aqua Glass Demijohn / Carboy (Tapered Top) Era: Circa 1890s–1900sConstruction: 3-piece mold blown construction featuring a hand-tooled tapered lip finish. Characteristics: Excellent clarity with a rich aqua tone, matching the companion bottle perfectly in scale for symmetry in a window or shelf display.

-14" Antique Amber Picnic Beer BottleEra: Circa 1900sConstruction: Deep amber-brown glass with an integrated vintage metal wire-bail closure assembly (missing the top ceramic insert). Size: Magnum / Half-Gallon scale.

All three bottles are in excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or structural fractures. Because these are authentic, dug, or barn-found pieces, they display a genuine aged patina including minor interior cloudiness (mineral haze) and light surface scuffs that confirm their age and historical authenticity. The glass has not been chemically treated or polished. The metal wire bail on the amber bottle exhibits expected rustic oxidation/rust but remains structurally intact.