Doll-E-Toys Amsco Miniature Glass Baby Bottle – 1950s Dollhouse

Amsco Industries produced the Doll-E-Toys line of miniature glass accessories through the 1950s — scaled-down household items designed to outfit mid-century dollhouses with functional-looking glass pieces that replicated real domestic objects in exact miniature. The baby bottle was one of the line’s signature pieces: a clear glass form with graduated measurement markings on the side and the DOLL-E-TOYS BY AMSCO logo etched directly into the glass, replicating the look of a real infant feeding bottle at approximately one-third scale. The 744-Z copyright mark on the base confirms Amsco Industries production and provides a specific catalog reference for collectors.

Embossing: DOLL-E-TOYS BY AMSCO etched on the side with graduated measurement markings; 744-Z copyright mark on the base.

Condition is excellent with minimal wear consistent with age. No chips or cracks. The etched branding and graduated markings are crisp and fully readable throughout.

Dimensions: 3" H × 1.4" W × 0.9" D | Clear glass | Excellent vintage condition

A focused collectible for MCM dollhouse enthusiasts, vintage toy collectors, or anyone assembling a display of mid-century miniature glass. The miniature scale and the etched Amsco branding give this more specificity than a generic glass miniature, and the 744-Z catalog number is traceable for serious Doll-E-Toys collectors. Works as a standalone display piece on a curio shelf, or grouped with other miniature glass objects where the baby bottle form provides immediate visual recognition.

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