• Pale green glass bottle embossed 4/5 pint, displayed on a windowsill, 1950.
  • Hand holding a pale green glass bottle to show scale and slim silhouette.
  • Pale green glass bottle with height measurement overlay showing 9.75 inches.
  • Top-down view into the open mouth of a pale green glass bottle.
  • Pale green glass bottle base held in hand showing embossed 4/5 pint capacity mark.
  • Hand holding a pale green glass bottle to show its full body and neck.
  • Pale green glass bottle on a windowsill at an angle, 1950s fortified wine packaging.
  • Pale green glass bottle displayed on a windowsill with Brooklyn brownstones in the background.
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Brooklyn Sea Glass

Fortified Wine Bottle – 1950 Pale Green Glass 4/5 Pint

Fortified Wine Bottle – 1950 Pale Green Glass 4/5 Pint

$40.99 USD
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This pale green glass bottle held fortified wine in 1950, a common style of mid-century American wine packaging sized at 4/5 pint.

The text 4/5 PINT appears on both the front and back, marking the bottle's capacity — a standard measure for wine bottling before the industry shifted to metric sizing.

Condition shows regular wear with light surface hazing and minor scratching consistent with age. No chips or cracks. This is authentic vintage patina.

Dimensions: 9.75" H × 2.5" W | Pale green glass | Good condition | 4/5 PINT embossed front and back

Its soft green tone and slim silhouette suit a Coastal or Cottagecore display, and it works beautifully as a single-stem bud vase or grouped with other green glass bottles.

Recovered from New York City's historic shorelines and landfill sites by Brooklyn Sea Glass. Ships carefully packed.

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