Airwick built its identity in the 1940s on distinctive packaging, and this hobnail-textured green glass bottle is a strong example of the era's approach to shelf appeal: bold color, tactile texture, and a compact form built for the home.
The body carries an allover hobnail (raised stud) pattern in kelly green glass rather than lettering, giving the surface a sculptural, light-catching quality. The base is marked with mold number L-890A and the Anchor Hocking maker's mark, confirming both the manufacturer and production era.
Condition is good, with slight hazing consistent with age and no chips or cracks.
Dimensions: 5" H × 2.5" W × 1.5" D | Kelly green glass | Good condition | Allover hobnail texture
This bottle suits a Farmhouse or Cottagecore windowsill grouping, works well massed with other green glass on an open shelf, and holds a single stem of dried botanicals as a bud vase.
Recovered from New York City's historic shorelines and landfill sites by Brooklyn Sea Glass. Ships carefully packed.
