Food stuff

[gleaner1]

I keep any food bottles that catch me eye. Anyone up for some Leibigs genuine Beef Wine & Iron?
The Garton's HP sauce is a beautiful shade of light green. The Lea & Perrins is a quart, usually these come in a small size. For some reason I believe the Rumford's is food related but not sure.

 

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[treasurekidd]

Nice bottles! Rumford sure was food related. That bottle contained "Horsfords Acid Phosphate", a powdered mix that made a lemon-lime type of drink. They later became famous for Rumford Baking Powder. Here is some history on the company:

http://www.littlerhodybottleclub.org/research/rumford.html

 

[DigginThePast]

Beef wine Cool bottles

 

[Harry Pristis]

Here's a common food bottle. The molded stopper is hard rubber. The stopper has a skirt which snugged up to a cork gasket. I can only conclude that the cork gasket was applied somehow to the bottle, 'cause I can't see how the manufacturer could make it stick to the hard rubber skirt. This bottle dates to the early 1900s.

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[gleaner1]

plehbah, I would not be surprised if it was for capers, but I really don't know.

 

[Harry Pristis]

I collect demijohns, so I couldn't resist buying this neat little figural salt-shaker. The perforated "cork" unscrews for filling. It is cast, I believe, in pewter.

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[allen]

nice collection of bottles !