This set pairs two small 1940s amber glass pharmacy bottles, each reflecting the durable, rationed-material glass packaging of the World War II home front.
The base of one bottle is marked 44 and Duraglas, an Owens-Illinois octagonal stock bottle from 1944; the second carries the Anchor Hocking anchor-over-H logo on its base.
Condition shows regular wear with light minor scratching consistent with age across both bottles. No chips or cracks. This is authentic vintage patina.
Dimensions: Bottle 1: 2.9" H × 1.5" W × 1.5" D | Bottle 2: 3.25" H × 1.5" W × 1" D | Amber glass | Good condition | Duraglas and Anchor Hocking base markings
This small pair works beautifully grouped on an apothecary shelf, as mini bud vases, or as a starter set for a Dark Academia glass collection.
Recovered from New York City's historic shorelines and landfill sites by Brooklyn Sea Glass. Ships carefully packed.
