hi - I've tried a few of the 'marks on bottles web sites', but no joy, and those places seem to be related to States material anyway, and have to say the GMB probably not the best of places for bottle id.
As a purely personal thought, I don't know that the moulded decoration shows any particular allegiance to nouveau or deco - though I appreciate that the longish curves of the pattern might suggest a slight nod toward the former style, but really, curves in some form or another occur in most periods of decoration. I sense that it might be post 1950, as the screen image looks to be showing glass that is clear and quite white. Usually, unless there is some special reason for keeping a bottle, most similar items tend to be binned within a few years of purchase. Assume the neck design suggests originally a cork stopper.
This moulded type of glass suggests cheapness - the shape appears not to be total utility in the sense of a milk or wine bottle - a holiday souvenir of liqueur or similar or food related oil maybe - just guessing. As to origin this might have come from almost anywhere in the western world - the suggestion of an amber tint could indicate a Continental origin.
The presence or absence of wear might give a hint of age - in the pix the base doesn't appear to show wear but that might just be due to screen quality.
Provenance for this one is likely to be elusive - what makes you curious about this bottle in particular?
Topic: Decorated bottle with distinct mark - please help me to identify (Read 11505 times)
