Doctor Fisch's Bitters words on front, Millville New Jersey on back. is 7 1/2 inches tall. purple or Amethyst in color. Wheaton NJ on bottom.

These are Wheaton Glass (Millville NJ) bottles from the 1960s-80s era. I would not call them reproductions since they are not copies of earlier bottles but rather based on similar traits.

I have actually found other wheaton bottles in her bottle stash too! any info is appreciated. (Image)

bottom: wheaton nj 86, 1

My name is christy , I came across from what i found out is a Wheaton union flask it still has most of the cork in it, it was wrapd in sheep skin in a old trunk in a barn. I very much would like to fi

Well...as it turns out, I did do a little more research on the company. Hiram Wheaton, at one time was one of the oldest bottlers on the East Coast and bottled for many other companies up and down the

If you want to know more about this bottler, the best next step is to go to your local library there in New Bedford and look through the city directories. I am sure you will find entries for Wheaton.

I posted the previous question about the Hiram Wheaton Seltzer Bottle and, after trying to make sure I had enough detail in the last one, it made me think about this bottle that confuses me! Don't ya

(upward arched) "HIRAM WHEATON" (also upward arched) with "& SONS" inside the arch. Below that, "NEW BEDFORD" with "MASS.&qu

As this image of a cobalt blue Wheaton Log Cabin Syrup bottle shows (found on ebay(Image)

Wheaton NJ has for many decades been a combination museum and glassworks, keeping alive the traditions of the South Jersey glassblowers. In keeping the traditions going, they keep the fires lit and p

I have 2 Wheaton Bottles that have nothing embossed on bottle. Bottom of each says

@cookwk71 - See my original comment in this thread. Wheaton embossing or not, the bottle is modern (late 20th century) which is to say there was no "original" (ie. 19th century) bot

I have this same bottle but it does have Wheaton on the bottom, how do I know if it is an imitation?

Yes, Wheaton Industries was a 20th century business that made, among other things, a line of bottles inspired by 19th century designs. I do not like to say reproduction since they are not accurate co

This is a modern imitation (many say reproduction, but I believe that is a misnomer since this is not meant to be a faithful copy of an old bottle) made by the Wheaton Glassworks of New Jersey.

3. On bottom it says, Wheaton, NJ

I have a question about seeing the Wheaton, NJ on bottles. Does this mean they are reproduction bottles? I'm new to this game (and I'm finding it a fun one) and I have been running across many bottles

Am I to assume that even the ones that are not marked on the bottom are Wheaton, as well? The ones photoed aren't marked. The rest I knew were repros.

by searching on "Wheaton mini bottle"