Freeman's Dairy Vintage Miniature Creamer Bottle

This item is a vintage miniature glass milk or cream bottle, specifically a promotional 'salesman's sample' or individual restaurant creamer. Standing approximately 2 inches tall, it is crafted from clear, heavy-molded glass with a rounded, tapered body and an flared lip designed for pouring. The front features a distinct red pyroglaze (applied color label) script that reads 'Freeman's Dairy'. Above the brand name, there is smaller red lettering that appears to reference a specific location or date, possibly '1858' or '1958', though the upper text shows significant fading and partial loss. The glass itself appears thick and sturdy, typical of commercial dairy service items from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1960s). The surface shows minor micro-scratching consistent with age and previous use. No significant cracks or chips are visible on the rim or base. The bottle lacks a cap, as is common with these collectible miniatures. The craftsmanship is utilitarian but high-quality, intended for repeated commercial use and sterilization. The red ink remains vibrant on the main logo, which is the primary indicator of value for dairy memorabilia collectors.