Small medicine vial Telegraph line insulator Hobnail votive candle holder Bromo-Seltzer bottle Square ink bottle Bixby Shoe polish bottle I’m also in the process of adding various research articles to this site, with some histories or summaries of a number of glass companies, and information about different types of collectible glass and glass items. My “GLASS BOTTLE MARKS” website attempts to discuss those subjects and more.Ī lot of great information about glass is already available on the web, as well as in many books and magazines, but I’ve tried to gather some of the very best, basic info together onto this site, in particular concentrating on glass manufacturers’ identification marks found on bottles, fruit jars, insulators and tableware. Antique bottles, Fruit jars, Glass electrical insulators, Fishing net floats, EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass), Depression Glass, Milk Glass, antique children’s mugs, and other items are some of the forms of glass I enjoy learning more about.
I’m interested in the general history of the glass manufacturing industry in the United States, especially that of container glass, electrical insulators and tableware (both pressed and blown).
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