I collect amber glass and a friend gave me her "gram's" bitters bottle collection. Say either Wheaton or Made In Taiwan so I'm assuming those are repros. There are four others that I

It is a late 20th century bottle - I had assumed Wheaton created the mold. Perhaps they sold the mold and someone else produced the bottle at a later date.

There are a number of Wheaton reproduction bottles (row 3, 1-3; row 4, 2 and 5; row 5 1; row 6, 4 and 5; row 6, 1, 3, 5; row 7 1 and 4) which sell for a few dollars each on ebay(Image)

of reproduction figural fish bottles made by Wheaton glassworks which are quite common.

Likely the base is marked "Wheaton NJ"

Like many of the Wheaton reproduction bottles, this one has some value in the range of $5-20.

Wheaton Glassworks produced "reproduction" bottles during the later 1960s and 1970s. They are fairly plentiful.

Yes, this is a Wheaton product and the fake pontil scar on the base definitely has "Wheaton NJ" embossed next to it - this mark is found on many of their products.

I ran across this bottle a couple of weeks ago. I'm pretty sure it's the standard Wheaton fare: on one side just below the eye it says "Doctor Fisch's Bitters" and below the other