Need a bottle ID

[jose159]

I found this on a dried up creek bed while metal detecting. The bottom of the bottle was visible so I pulled it up. It was easy to clean and cleaned up well. I can’t seem to find any info on it.. appears to possibly be apothecary but that’s just a guess. Any info will be appreciated!

 

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[Bernitup]

I found this on a dried up creek bed while metal detecting. The bottom of the bottle was visible so I pulled it up. It was easy to clean and cleaned up well. I can’t seem to find any info on it.. appears to possibly be apothecary but that’s just a guess. Any info will be appreciated!

It is made by Lutz & Schramm Co…, out of Ohio, in business from 1891-1915 approximately as they filed for bankruptcy in 1915. They built a new building in Creston, Ohio in 1894 and were known as Lutz Brothers Pickling &Preserving Works. Produced lots of condiment jars/bottles and I think somewhere in the history of the company they may have done stoneware fruit jars, as I seem to remember seeing something about it a while back.

 

[jose159]

It is made by Lutz & Schramm Co…, out of Ohio, in business from 1891-1915 approximately as they filed for bankruptcy in 1915. They built a new building in Creston, Ohio in 1894 and were known as Lutz Brothers Pickling &Preserving Works. Produced lots of condiment jars/bottles and I think somewhere in the history of the company they may have done stoneware fruit jars, as I seem to remember seeing something about it a while back.

Thanks! great info. I guess it's pretty old then

 

[Bernitup]

Thanks! great info. I guess it's pretty old then

Pretty safe to say at least 110 years old👍🏼 I wonder the original contents…maybe it was for olives or cherries, radishes?….either way neat looking bottle!