Casas Colgadas, OR Hanging Houses, is a model of real ones in Cuenca, Spain Mini-Liquor bottle. I believe made of glass and covered with a beautifully detailed and colored vinyl?? material. It has simulated, age darkened earthtones and a red tile roof and is perched dangerously on a cliff. The only markings on the bottle is a 1 Peseta tax stamp on the bottom. There is about a 1/16” chip, and an almost un-noticeable split at the edge of the bottom in the vinyl only...

Embossed down 1 recessed side panel, “DR. J.W. BULL’S COUGH SYRUP”, and down the opposite side with, “A.C.MEYER & CO. BALTO. MD. U.S.A”. I understand it originally probably had morphine as a part of it’s contents. Very mild interior staining on this very nice light aqua corner-molded bottle. Appx 1 ¼” x 2” rectangular, not quite 6 ½” tall. No damage of any sort, cork top, probably dating 1840-1890 era

Embossed Orange and Leaves on this Amber Glass Mini-Bottle in the shape of an orange. The hand-painting on the orange and leaves is a bit chipped in places. Stands about 2 ½” tall. No cracks, damage, or other problems except as noted. Also NO liquor, just empty container. 30ml??. Threaded cap has DM and Laurel leaf wreath printed on top. Will be happy to discount some for multiple purchases This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo...

Embossed “Lea & Perrins” up the side, “Worcestershire Sauce” around the shoulder of this really nice aqua bottle. Also embossed with what appears to be “JIIID” & “S”, on the bottom. Measures just a bit over 7” tall, and 2 ¼” diameter. Has a few scattered bubbles and a straw mark or so. No damage of any sort, but some mild staining. Probably dating around 1840-1890. Cork top. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo...

Amber strap molded unmarked bottle dating around the 1840’s or so. Measures appx 7 ½” tall, and is appx 3” wide. Embossed on bottom 18 or 81. Has some nice bubbles and straw marks. Mild interior staining, otherwise no damage. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

“Chas. H. Fletcher’s”, embossed down one recessed side panel, “Castoria” down the other, on this light aqua, 5 ¾” tall rectangular “Quack” cure medicine bottle. Also has a “P” inside a circle, and a “17” embossed on the bottom. Very, very light stains inside. NO damage of any sort. Some light straw marking. Cork top. ca: 1890-1920. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

“Loaned By, AR. Winarick, Inc, Made In USA” embossed on bottom of what is probably an old hair tonic or cosmetics bottle of some sort. Clear glass, 8” tall with threaded top. ca: 1910-1920 plus. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

“Selected, Flavoring Extracts, For The Trade”, strongly embossed down recessed front panel, in three line. Light aqua 4 7/8” tall with no damage except a small bubble pop on edge of front panel. Cork top. ca 1840-1890. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Embossed “OMEGA, OIL, IT’S GREEN” in 3 lines within what appears to be an embossed tree shape. Also embossed “Trade Mark” just below the tree and embossed “THE OMEGA, CHEMICAL CO, JERSEY CITY” in 3 lines near base.Very nice threaded, clear glass 1 ¼” dia x 4 ½” tall cylinder, Very clean, with no damage at all. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

“McCormicks” in very light, crude script embossed down front, plus “Baltimore” also embossed in block letters down front. Appx 5 3/8” tall oval(pillow) shaped crude clear bottle. Very mild stains inside. Bubbles and straw marks prevalent overall. Cork top. ca:1840-1890. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

“For Consumption”, embossed in two lines down the recessed front panel. “Piso’s Cure” down one recessed side panel, and “Hazeltine & Co”, down the opposite side of this light aqua old quack cure bottle. Originally, actually labeled to contain Cannabis and Chloroform, plus other ingredients. A bit more than 5 ¼” tall and about 2” wide. Has a bit of interior light staining, but no damage of any sort. Cork top dating around 1840...

Embossed “3 \ IN \ ONE OIL CO” down one slightly recessed side panel, and “THREE IN ONE”, down the opposite side. Beautiful aqua, 3 ¾” tall X 1 5/8” wide with no damage at all. A few small bubbles. Cork top. Probably ca: 1890 or so.This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.