Early HOCHSTADTER'S black glass BURGUNDY WINE BITTERS bottle

Description

5019-22s
An
11 3/4" tall
beautiful
BLACK GLASS
or
DEEP OLIVE GREEN
colored cylinder-shaped
antique BITTERS bottle
.
This is a
very early hand
B
lown
I
nto
M
old bottle (
BIM
) with a tooled top, dating it well back into the late 1800's
.
Bottle embossed on base
:  "
LEIPZIGER
BURGUNDER WEIN BITTER  / THE HOCHSTADTER CO.
"   Basically I think that this is a German rendition of "
Leipziger's BURGUNDY WINE BITTERS
".
Condition
:   The bottle has overall staining, uniform dullness, consistent with age.   NO cracks, chips, dings, damage, etc.  PLEASE see pictures for better idea of overall condition.
Age
: An early hand-blown bottle (Blown-In-Mold =  BIM ) with a tooled top, ca.
late 1800's.
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This truly is a BITTERS bottle, listed in the book "BITTERS BOTTLE" as
L-70 and listed as RARE
.   This example was found behind a long gone hotel/saloon in a western mining town, actually a pair of them were found next to each other.   It is an early bottle as it was with some Territory drug store bottles, so pre-1889 FOR SURE.   A labeled one explains that it was ... "Sold by all First-Class Wine Merchants, Druggists, and Grocery  Houses ...", good to know.    A nicely colored green bottle, also
EMBOSSED in GERMAN on the base
,
check it out!
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