Here is a 1900s to 1920s Apothecary-Pharmacy aqua green bottle with a ground top and stopper. The bottle was mouth-blow using a three-piece mold known as a cup-bottom mold. There is an embossed shield with a “G” inside the shield and the number “2” at the base and the shield which is known as a Gina Shield. The manufacturer is unknown. The bubbles in the glass date it to the late 19^th century, to the early 20^th century and the lack of mold seams on the bottom of the bottle indicate that it was mouth-blow in at cup-mold. These type of bottles where used for many types of liquid products like ammonia or other cleaning products, acids and chemicals of all types. It would be used in labs, drug stores, medical facilities, etc. It is in mint condition with no cracks, chips, fleabites, or stains. The glass ground top is also in mint condition.

Shipping and Product Information
Dimensions	5”x 5”x 13”		Shipped From	83815
Shipping Size	8”x 8”x 14”		Manufacture	Unknown
Weight	3.02	lbs.	Main Material	Glass
Shipping Weight	3.28	lbs.	Color	Aqua Green
Load Capacity	Unknown		About Years Made	1900s to 1920s