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Item Code: 14-1660
Clear/pale green Colonial general-purpose medicine bottle, circa 1770-1810. The glass quality is clear, and it has a rough pontil base. The inside of the bottle is coated in a red/orange residue. It has the cork lid, but the top portion has been torn off. The bottle is approximately 5 ½” tall, its opening’s diameter is ½”, its base’s diameter is 1”, and its circumference is 3 ½”.
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