Vintage Bottle

Vintage bottle partially encased in rock or sediment. • Bottle: It looks like an old glass bottle, possibly from the early to mid-1900s, based on its size, thickness, and style. The glass has some cloudiness and sediment buildup, which suggests it may have been buried or submerged for a long time. There seems to be faint red lettering or labeling visible through the glass, though it’s quite worn. The bottle has a short neck and likely once had a metal or cork stopper. • Encasement: The bottom part of the bottle is embedded in what looks like a concretion — a natural formation of mineral deposits, sediment, or possibly a mix of coral and rock that has hardened around the bottle over time. This happens when minerals in water cement particles together, gradually trapping and encasing objects like shells, glass, or metal. $20

Condition

Used (normal wear)