Soda Collectible Appraisal

Grandma's Brand Soda Bottle

This item is an antique or vintage soda bottle, specifically identifiable as a 'Grandma's Brand' bottle. It is constructed from deep emerald green glass, giving it a vibrant and appealing color. The bottle features a somewhat squat, rounded body with a narrower neck, indicative of early beverage packaging. The most prominent physical characteristic is the embossed lettering on the front, which clearly spells out 'GRANDMA'S BRAND' in raised capital letters. Below this text, there appears to be an embossed illustration, though the details are somewhat obscured by glare and the angle of the photograph. It seems to depict a rustic scene or a stylized logo, possibly involving elements like a house or a landscape, characteristic of branding meant to evoke nostalgia or homemade quality. Another set of embossed letters, partially visible on the left side, reads 'CONTENTS 1 QT.', indicating a one-quart capacity. The bottle likely features a metal bail closure mechanism at the neck, though only a small part of the wire loop is visible, suggesting it would have originally been sealed with a ceramic stopper and wire, common for soda and beer bottles from the late 19th to mid-20th century. The glass itself appears to be of a consistent thickness, and there are no immediately obvious cracks or chips visible in the provided image. There may be some surface dirt or minor scuffs consistent with age and use, but overall the bottle seems to be in good, preserved condition. The quality of the glass and the clear embossing suggest a commercial production from a period where such bottles were mass-produced for various beverage companies. The style and manufacturing clues (embossed branding, specific capacity, and probable wire bail closure) place its estimated age likely in the early to mid-20th century, possibly between the 1920s and 1950s.