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1952 Velvet Edge Dimple Bottle – Amber Glass
1952 Velvet Edge Dimple Bottle – Amber Glass
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The Velvet Edge Dimple Bottle is one of the more recognizable forms in mid-century American spirits packaging — twin concave impressions pressed into the front face, originally meant as a grip aid, that read today as genuinely sculptural. Smooth as Velvet, embossed directly on the front, was the brand's own description of the glass. The 52 base stamp narrows production to 1952 specifically, within the broader 1935–1964 window set by the accompanying Federal Law text.
Embossing: VELVET EDGE, DIMPLE BOTTLE, SMOOTH AS VELVET on the front; FEDERAL LAW FORBIDS SALE OR RE-USE OF THIS BOTTLE and VE on the back; 52 on the base.
Condition is excellent, with exceptional embossing definition throughout. No chips or cracks.
Dimensions: 7" H × 3" W × 1.25" D | Deep amber glass | Excellent vintage condition
The dimple silhouette is an easy anchor for a Neo Deco bar cart — brass accents, warm wood, geometric objects — or a standalone piece for collectors of mid-century American spirits glass.
Recovered from New York City's historic shorelines and landfill sites by Brooklyn Sea Glass. Ships carefully packed.
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