Vintage Glass Bottles (aka Fossicked Finds)

Of course there's a stash of fossicked finds in the bathroom, these ones styled to be photographed!!

Lotion, Milton and hair oil bottle, two complete with cork, yours for three to five quid each.

[moni kozi]

Nice finds.
I wonder where do you store these?

[JackieR]

@monikozi the bathroom, spare room and my "studio" I've just given away a huge boxfull to a vintage glass collector ( most were swappsies!)

[Maggiemae]

They all look in perfect condition! I'd love to see a couple of flowers with long stalks in one of these!

[JackieR]

@maggiemae click on the tag and there's a few......

[Susan Wakely]

Thanks for the offer but I have one or two myself!

[Joan Robillard]

Nice capture

[JackieR]

@wakelys but we must go on a fossick hunt again soon.......

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond oh yes.

[Esther Rosenberg]

You find amazing bottles.

[katy]

So how are you able to know what was once inside of them? Does it say on the bottle or are they in an iconic shape that you can identify easily?

[JackieR]

@grammyn often a foray into Googleland lets me know, sometimes the stamp on the bottle (as with brown Milton bottle) sometimes the remains of a label (left hand one).

@dutchothotmailcom one time the ketchup bottle still had reddish sauce in it, most smelly!!

@joansmor thanks Joan

[katy]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie

[Kathy]

They are beauties.

[Mary Siegle]

The brown Milton bottle has a very nice shape. You and Sue are real fossicking pros!

[Shutterbug]

Great for a bathroom….just add flowers and water.

[Kathy A]

They would make great vases

[Rob Z]

Marvellous photographic proof of successful forays. :)

[JackieR]

@maggiemae see today's....
@robz I have far too many
@kjarn they do
@shutterbug49 often do
@mcsiegle it's getting a bit dodgy to go now
@randystreat I think so