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Transparent green colored two-part body. Square base with high kick up. Body with molded Gothic-style arched window motif on each side; surmounted by acorn finials. Three sides trellised; back plain. Windows surmounted by secondary arch, terminating in a feathery plume that conforms to sloping shoulder. Swells at lower neck, tapers to cylindrical neck with a circular mouth terminating in fold-over lip.
bottles
blow molding
soda lime glass
glass (material)
acorn
trellises
Victorian
Glass
Blown
Gothic Revival
Acorn
Trellis
Victorian
BOTTLE
Original to Hamilton House (South Berwick, Me.),
Unknown
England
11 x 3.25 (HxW) (inches)
Bequest of Elizabeth R. Vaughan
1949.590
Possibly
Possibly
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