Antique Clear Glass Liquor Bottle - Applied Lip, Mold Blown, c.1880-1910

A handsome antique clear glass bottle in the classic fifth-size liquor or spirits form. The bottle features a long tapering neck with a neatly applied double-ring lip finish, a gently sloping shoulder, and a cylindrical body with a slightly recessed base. The glass has a faint blue-aqua tint typical of late 19th to early 20th century clear glass formulations. Visible period characteristics include a mold seam that does not extend through the lip, indicating hand-finishing, as well as numerous small air bubbles and surface irregularities embedded in the glass, confirming age and hand production methods. The base shows a shallow kick-up and what appears to be partial embossed text or a maker's mark, though it is not clearly legible in photos. Surface wear includes light mineral deposits, scratches, and soil residue consistent with age and excavation or long storage. No cracks or chips observed, though some minor case wear is present along the lower body. Approximate height is 11 to 12 inches. Empty and unlabeled. A solid display piece for antique bottle collectors or period decor enthusiasts.