Cologne bottles or perfume bottles tend to be a little large in size thinking of todays perfume, but 100 years ago it was more of a body splash. These cologne bottles make great liquer decanters . They can also be used in the kitchen for oil & vinegar, salad dressings, or sauces. They are great in the bathroom for bubble bath or salts.

Patty George Pressed Glass Cologne Bottles

Diamond style, circa 1900

Block and Thumbprint, Circa 1880s

Beaded Swirl 1904 George A. Duncan & Son

Clear Block Circa 1889 Fostoria Glass Co.

Daisy & Block Circa 1880's

Daisy & Button  Circa 1888- 1891 Hobbs, Brockunier; Gillander; US Glass Co

Fancy Arch Circa 1901-1906 National Glass Co.

Giant Bulls Eye circa 1880

Heck  Circa 1893 Model Flint Glass Co

New Era Circa 1880-1891 Bryce Higbee & Co.,

Paneled Rib Circa 1890

Reeded Star Circa 1890

Thousand Eye Hobnail Circa 1880's, produced by several factories including Richards Hartley, Adams, New Brighton Glass

Trenton Block Circa 1880s Trenton Glass Works, Nova Scotia

Trenton Block circa 1880, Trenton Glass Works, Nova Scotia 3 sizes of cologne bottles