A circa 1900 John De Kuyper of Rotterdam, olive green gin bottle. With good embossing on the front and back of the bottle. In excellent condition. The last photo shows a bubble included in the glass.

Size. Approx 27cm H x 9cm W at the shoulder.

Great embossing, great conditioned Melbourne Codd variant with the three triangle's.  This appealing antique bottle displays the distinctive Codd closure design, a popular innovation of the era that used a glass marble to seal carbonated drinks. Its clear embossing and well-preserved form make it a desirable piece for collectors of Melbourne bottle history and vintage aerated-water memorabilia

size- 22cm tall

An aqua blue Broken Hill Lamont bottle in excellent condition.  Collectability: With its striking aqua blue glass and classic form, this Broken Hill Lamont bottle makes an appealing addition to an Australian bottle collection, vintage décor display, or period-inspired interior.

size- 22cm tall 

Historical appeal: Recovered from the waters near Aldinga Jetty, this distinctive bottle offers a tangible connection to South Australia’s late-19th-century coastal trade and everyday life. Its aged surface, internal opalescence and minor lip chip contribute to its authentic maritime character, making it an appealing display piece for collectors of Adelaide bottles, nautical artefacts and local history.

size- 29cm long 

This 1890's bottle is made from a three piece mould and is solid dark green glass with good great embossing. In good condition.  Historical Appeal. The visible three-piece mould construction and rich dark green glass give this bottle a distinctive late-Victorian character. Its crisp embossed detail makes it an attractive addition for collectors of antique bottles, advertising memorabilia, or period home displays.

size - 22cm tall 

A good example of a Dr Siegert's Angostura bitters bottle, in olive green.  Condition. The bottle displays an attractive olive-green tone and retains its distinctive form, making it a pleasing addition to a collection of antique advertising, pharmacy, or barware-related glass.

size- 21cm

A nice looking English green beer bottle, with a mop top lid . Wm Ross & Co . Newcastle on Tyne. The embossing is not that good and there is a small impact chip on the lid. As seen in the last photo.    Condition: This antique bottle displays honest age-related wear, including light surface marks and the noted small chip to the lid. Its appealing green glass and Newcastle upon Tyne brewery embossing make it an attractive display piece for collectors of advertising memorabilia, Victorian bottles, or pub-themed interiors.

size-21cm

6oz pyro labelled Woodroof's bottle. In good condition.

Condition & display: The applied pyro label remains a particularly appealing feature, making this a desirable piece for collectors of vintage Woodroof's advertising bottles. Its compact 6oz size also makes it an easy addition to a shelf, bar display, or broader collection of branded glassware.

Size 20cm H

The classic vintage embossed Buddy bottle in excellent condition.

Display-Ready Collectible: With its crisp embossed details and well-preserved finish, this Buddy bottle makes a charming addition to a vintage bottle collection, retro kitchen display, or memorabilia shelf.

Size. Approx. 20cm H.

A good example of a early 1900's Codd bottle with a lovely blue green colour and great embossing. Has minor impact damage as seen in the last photo. In good condition.
About Codd bottles: Invented in the late 19th century, Codd bottles were designed for carbonated drinks and sealed with a glass marble held in place by internal pressure. Their distinctive shape and mechanism make them highly collectable, particularly when they retain strong original colour, clear embossing and an appealing overall appearance.

size-22cm tall 

This antique ginger beer bottle is a charming piece of brewing history, valued for its distinctive stoneware form and nostalgic character. Often produced in the late 19th or early 20th century, these bottles were designed to keep ginger beer cool and carbonated before modern glass packaging became widespread.

Collecting and display: The appeal of antique ginger beer bottles lies in their maker’s marks, embossed lettering, unusual shapes, and original closures. Condition is especially important: intact bottles with clear markings, minimal chips, and authentic stoppers are typically the most desirable. Whether displayed on a kitchen shelf, in a bar collection, or alongside other vintage advertising pieces, each bottle brings a tangible connection to the craftsmanship and refreshment traditions of another era.

there is a small chip as shown in the last photo 

A Mid Century Tourist piece. Made in Greece , representing Artemis , the goddess of the hunt and animals, with her familiar "The golden hind". From the period of 200 BC.

Design & Display. With its classical-inspired subject and compact proportions, this decorative figure makes an engaging addition to a collection of Greek souvenirs, mythology-themed objects, or mid-century travel memorabilia. Its sculptural form is well suited to a shelf, cabinet, or tabletop display.

Size. approx. 16cm H x 11cm Dia at the base.

This vintage green bottle adds a touch of timeless character to any shelf, table, or display. Its richly colored glass catches the light beautifully, while subtle variations in tone and texture give each piece an authentic, storied appeal.

Styling versatility: Use it as a simple vase for fresh stems, a decorative accent alongside books and candles, or part of a collected arrangement of antique-inspired glassware. Its classic green hue complements rustic, traditional, and eclectic interiors alike.

size- 21cm x 4cm

This bottle has great embossing and a cool aqua blue colour. In good condition.

Display Appeal: Its distinctive colour and raised detailing make this an eye-catching addition to a vintage bottle collection, whether displayed on a shelf, windowsill, or in a curated grouping of antique glass.

Size. Approx 26cm H

 1890's fizzy cordial in powder. An Australian made bottle. 

Historic Australian Refreshment: This charming bottle recalls an era when powdered fizzy cordials were a popular household treat. Simply mixed with water, the powder created a sparkling, sweet drink that brought a little excitement to everyday refreshments. As an Australian-made piece, it offers a wonderful connection to local manufacturing, early advertising, and the distinctive style of late 19th-century pantry goods.

Early to mid century embossed Australian made Schweppes bottle. Clear green glass with good embossing. In excellent condition.  A charming piece of Australian advertising history, this Schweppes bottle displays the distinctive craftsmanship and durable glassware of the period. Its classic green colouring and raised branding make it an appealing addition to a vintage bottle collection, bar display, or retro-inspired interior.

size- 23cm tall

A good condition, vibrant coloured bottle from Maitland, South Australia.  Collector appeal: Its bright colour, well-preserved condition and Maitland provenance make this bottle an appealing addition for collectors of South Australian bottles, local advertising memorabilia or decorative antique glass.

Size. Approx 22cm H

A small wine barrel or bee hive shaped bottle with lid from 1943 with some internal staining, but other than that is in good condition. 

Size. Approx. 24cm H 

Aqua Blue eucalyptus oil bottle by J.Bosisto of Richmond. The bottle is in good condition.

Size. Approx. 12.5cm H.

Nice aqua blue medicine bottle. In good condition.

Size. Approx. 13.5cm H

Versatile Styling. Its compact proportions make it ideal for displaying a single stem, a small posy, or simply as a decorative accent on a shelf, bedside table, or dining setting.

size- 12cm tall 

An early example of a caster oil bottle in a dark cobalt blue.  In Fair condition.

Size. Approx 22cm H.

This red Pyrex florence flask is a durable, eye-catching piece of laboratory glassware designed for reliable heating, mixing, and storage of liquids. Its rounded body promotes even heat distribution, while the narrow neck helps minimize splashing and evaporation during experiments. In good condition. Has the remains of some writing on it . As seen in the last photo.

Size. Approx 19cm H x 7cm diameter.

Hand crafted water storage with a rustic charm.

Built for everyday use and timeless appeal, each vessel combines practical capacity with the character of traditional craftsmanship. Natural textures, durable materials, and carefully finished details make it a distinctive addition to gardens, patios, kitchens, or off-grid spaces.

Size. Approx 20cm W X 33cm H x7cm W.

Dug from the Coolgardie gold fields. The larger one has a small chip on base as seen in the last photo.

Size. Approx.

Large. 16cm H x 9cm Diameter at base.

Small. 14cm H x 6cm Diameter at the base.

This Victorian ink bottle is in very good condition, retaining the distinctive character and craftsmanship associated with the period. Its elegant form makes it an appealing addition to a desk display, writing collection, or antique décor arrangement.

Historical appeal: Victorian ink bottles were everyday essentials in an era of handwritten correspondence, making this piece a small but evocative link to 19th-century life. Whether displayed on its own or paired with antique pens and writing accessories, it offers timeless decorative and collectible appeal.

size- 16cm high x 7cm wide