Beach Glass Bottle Bottoms with letters/symbols?
by Michael Kreuzberg
(Rostock, Germany)
bottom 1: diameter 80 mm,thick:5mm, green, seems to be old.
bottom 2:
bottom 3:
bottom 4: see symbol, diam. 52 mm, thick 3 mm, bright green
~ submitted by Michael Kreuzberg, Rostock, Germany
There are 4 sea glass pieces with letters/symbols and numbers-can you identify it?
All sea glass bottle bottoms are from
Con Dao Island, Vietnam -
bottom 1: diameter 80 mm,thick:5mm, green, seems to be old.
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bottom 2:"HAU SANH", "1", diam.:52 mm, thick: 4mm, white
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bottom 3: "PH", "3", 40x40 mm, thick:3mm, bright green
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bottom 4: see symbol, diam. 52 mm, thick 3 mm, bright green
~ submitted by Michael Kreuzberg, Rostock, Germany
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by Hannah
(Massachusetts)
Can anyone identify these bottle bottoms?
~ question submitted by Hannah from Massachusetts, USA
Piece 1: brown, approx 2" in diameter; numbers clockwise starting at the top: 8568; 47; 23X; 5
In the middle it looks like there is an anchor, the bottom is textured.
Piece 2: White/clear; about the size of a baseball; giant B; 1934; and the symbol for the Owens-Illinois glass bottle company.
That's all I've been able to figure out, just who made the bottle.
~ question submitted by Hannah Added info about the Owens-Illinois glass company - Nearly every bottle you have in your house was made by O-I glass company.
About one out of every two bottles in the world were made by the Owens-Illinois glass bottle firm.
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