Explore a compilation of my favorite collectible antique bottles for sale. From vintage medicine flasks to age-old soda containers, there is something for every bottle collector. If the bottle sells out before you can get your hands on it, use the information here to find similar glass on other antique marketplaces.
Antique Coca Cola Bottle
This listing features a 1938 Coca-Cola seltzer bottle originating from Santa Maria, California, which is intricately engraved and in excellent condition.
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Antique Minard’s Liniment Bottle
This 1900s Minard’s liniment bottle historically contained medicinal ingredients to alleviate muscle aches—and it has its original box.
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Art Deco Scent Bottle and Vanity Kit
This 1920s Art Deco bottle collection from Asprey was made in London and features silver-capped scent bottles and vanity items.
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(2) Antique Malt Whiskey Bottles
This listing offers two amber Duffy Malt Whiskey Co bottles from the 19th century, etched with its logo and lettering.
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Restored Red Seltzer Bottle
Here is a vintage red seltzer bottle from pre-1940s Argentina, hand-dipped in red and meticulously restored. It features its original etchings and metal neck detailing.
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Antique German Liquor Bottle
This antique German bottle, approximately 10 inches tall and from the early 1900s, features an original, slightly tattered paper label. It’s believed to be an old liquor container.
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Antique Bottle Lot
Here’s a set of 8 vintage bottles (instant collection!), including brands like Lysol, Laxol, Singer, Milk of Magnesia, Coca-Cola, Florida Water, and Barry’s Tricopherous, all of which were excavated from the Panama Canal area and date back to the 1930s to early 1960s.
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(2) Antique Amethyst Milk Bottles
This listing is for a pair of amethyst milk bottles from Slawson Decker Sheffield Farms in New York. Their unique color is attributed to the manganese content in the glass, dating them to no later than 1920, when such material was used.