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An antique dark olive-green or \"black glass\" bottle, likely a 19th-century mold-blown beverage, beer, or stout bottle from the 1800s to Civil War era. When held to the light, these heavy glass vessels often reveal a deep forest green or amber tone.• Color: Very dark olive green (often called \"black glass\") that blocks light to protect contents.
• Manufacturing: Made using a multi-piece mold (typically 3-piece or 4-piece mold) with an applied top or blob lip.
• Age: Generally dates from the 18th to the late 19th century (Georgian to Victorian/Civil War eras), commonly used for beer, ale, stout, or whiskey.
