Antique Aqua Blue Embossed Glass Medicine Bottle, Applied Lip, Dug

A charming antique glass bottle in a soft aqua blue color, likely dating to the late 1800s or very early 1900s. The rectangular, paneled body transitions to a long sloping shoulder and a narrow neck finished with a tooled or applied double-ring lip, a hallmark of pre-machine-made bottles. The lip shows a slightly deeper teal concentration of color typical of hand-finished glass. Embossed text is present on one or more panels, though it is difficult to read clearly in photos. The bottle appears to be a patent medicine, bitters, or household remedy bottle based on its rectangular form and proportions. Estimated height is approximately 6 to 7 inches tall. Interior shows mineral staining and rust-colored sediment deposits consistent with ground dug recovery. The glass itself is intact with no visible chips or cracks, and the classic aqua color with subtle air bubbles adds to its period authenticity. A great addition to any antique bottle collection or vintage display.