Vintage Bottle Vase

Maggiemae said she'd like to see a long stemmed flowers in my fossicked bottles. Yesterday's low key tulip was already in this vintage bottle, so her wish is my command.

This bottle is early to mid-20th century, is aqua/green in colour, was moulded not blown and was manufactured by the United Glass Bottle Manufacturers in Sherdley, St Helens between 1913-1967

As a result of fossicking I now know where St Helens is (Lancashire), I can identify if a bottle is moulded or blown and could flog you this on Etsy for a tenner!!

[Shutterbug]

Your fossicking finds make terrific bud vases. Amazing history in these bottles.

[moni kozi]

A most wonderful shot

[LManning (Laura)]

So much lovely, and your finds are fabulous.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Susan Wakely]

Great distortion of stem in the bottle.

[katy]

Beautiful high key photo for starters and a wealth of information!

[Carole Sandford]

A bit of refraction going on there.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

nice one!

[Christina]

Lovely

[Esther Rosenberg]

beautiful

[wendy frost]

A great bottle to find and a lovely capture.

[Valerie Chesney]

Your "finds" plus a beautiful flower make a superb display.

[Kathy A]

Such a fabulous bottle, great refraction too

[Kathy]

A pretty bottle in the bright green. Makes a good vase for a bloom or two.

[haskar]

Beautiful capture.

[JackieR]

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Many thanks, took a bit of juggling until the refraction was to my liking!

[katy]

beautiful offering