Antique & Vintage Stoneware Bottles

- Collect only - Left: Wood Brothers, Ginger Beer, The Brewery, Daventry. Pieces with this specific "PRICE BRISTOL" impressed stamp typically date from the late 19th century (Victorian era) through the early 20th century (c. 1850s–1940) - Center-Left: J.H. Dodd, Brewed Ginger Beer, Northampton. Antique bottle likely dates to around the late 1890s to the 1910s. The Manufacturer: The oval stamp reading "PRICE BRISTOL" - Center-Right: Howard & Son, Ginger Beer, Northampton. The stamped maker's mark at the lower heel reads "BOURNE 11 DENBY", which indicates that the raw stoneware vessel was manufactured by the famous J. Bourne & Son at the Denby Pottery in Derbyshire, England - Right: C.H. Appleyard, Mirfield (featuring an intricate crest transfer mark). Manufacturer/Merchant: It features a black transfer print label reading "C.H. APPLEYARD, MIRFIELD", which was an aerated mineral water and ginger beer manufacturer based in Mirfield, West Yorkshire, England. Age: These salt-glazed stoneware bottles typically date from the late 1800s to the early 1900s (circa 1890–1915).