Can you confirm info about this bottle dug from canal of an old mill in southern France?
From reading, I believe this is a turn-mold Champagne style bottle with a push-up base, which has a mamelon. It is 29 cm high and quite heavy. However in pictures I usually see the mouth is beveled and the ring more rounded than this one. I'm wondering if it can be dated more precisely than just late 19th/early 20th century. Any help appreciated!
with concentric rings (you can feel them but hard to see in the pictures) and no evidence of side seams.
with concentric rings (you can feel them but hard to see in the pictures) and no evidence of side seams.
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I do see a bubble and just a bit of irregularity. I cannot tell even from your great photos if the ring at the top is applied.
Just based on experience, I would say late 19th or very early 20th century.