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thanks Anne  -  as you can see from my P.S., I did finally manage to read the Reg. No. for the middle bottle and agree it is Cottle 744629.              Should obviously read my own previous posts - I notice that the stopper on my example in the link (from 2013, and now gone), has a mushroom stopper, whereas this most recent example has a spire design, and notice that Fred's example of 744629 also had a spire, though the mushroom pattern is perhaps more appropriate for the period.
I'll try again to read details under the right hand example - though I don't think it's going to be legible.              As for the shape of the right hand bottle - possibly it's some form of 'taper' ?  -  and
will be interesting if you are able to confirm this one was also a Cottle invention.

This is my blue jug Paul. It's a fabulous peacock sort of blue with the mirror base. I love it! The clear one looks rather dowdy beside it but it isn't really, it also has the shiny mirror base.

Hollow blown decanter stoppers have been known to mist internally. I don't think this is deliberate.

My money is on clouding. In your second photograph the clouding (or whatever) looks a bit patchy. If you have a look with a x10 loupe it should be clear if it’s just clouding on the inside surface.

Hello, I would love to know if this piece is Vasart?
What age, shape and colour description this would be,
Best Wishes
Vickie