ANTIQUE INDUSTRIAL GREEN GLASS BOTTLE
JAMES RUDMAN, BRISTOL (c. 1890s-1910s)

PRICE: £25

A classic Late Victorian to Edwardian square-based green glass utilitarian bottle, standing at 11.5cm tall with a distinct 3.5cm profile. This distinctive piece showcases exceptional late 19th-century industrial design, featuring one smooth front panel engineered to accommodate a paper retail label, juxtaposed with three deeply recessed and bevelled panels designed for secure handling in workshops.
One of these recessed sides is crisply embossed with the historical maker's mark: "RUDMAN BRISTOL", denoting James Rudman, a prominent late Victorian oil, paint, and varnish manufacturer famed across the West Country for their innovative 'Stainoleum' wood stains and pigments. The base is neatly marked with a single factory mould letter "P".

Condition:
Offered without a stopper, this wide-mouthed specimen is in excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or structural flaws. The translucent glass displays beautiful clarity, holding a rich, organic olive-green tone that reacts magnificently to natural light. A charming and tactile piece of West Country industrial heritage, offering fantastic geometry for a tiered curiosity cabinet or Scientifica shelf display.

Dimensions:
  • Height: 11.5cm
  • Base Profile: 3.5cm x 3.5cm

Please note: This historical artifact is sold strictly as a decorative and collectable object for display. It is empty and does not contain any substances.

Shipping Information:
  • Shipping is available at the buyer's expense.
  • We routinely use Royal Mail Tracked 24 for parcels up to 20kg to ensure secure, traceable transit.