Antique Stoneware Beer Bottle, 5 ½ inches high, marked on front “Vitreous Stone Bottle, Warranted Not To Absorb, Manufactured only by, American Bottle, Middlebury, O.”, 1890-1910, chips on the spout at 2 places, a large chip and a small chip on the bottom edge, another chip on the front edge that was done in the making as it is under the glaze, probably had a wood plug or a cork to seal the contents, I filled it with water and it holds 6 oz., a primitive looking stoneware bottle that was inexpensively made, there are burn marks from the kiln, the spout is a little tilted, and there is loose slip on the bottom rim, there is also a rudimentary decorative line decoration around the top shoulder and also near the top of the body of the bottle, there is a nice decorative logo of an eagle with a shield over an olive branch, an unusual piece of early stoneware.

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