Clear glass bottle with pouring spout and finger-ring, its ends attached to top and bottom of neck. Neck has mold lines and flares out at bottom in a bell shape. The body and neck are joined with another mold line around the circumference of a flat ring below the "bell" rim. The body of the bottle also has mold lines running down each side and 16 embossed lines running horizontally down all sides of the body. The body curves out slightly below the neck. The top is closed with b) a cork stopper. The bottle is probably originally a syrup or vinegar bottle, although it might have been used to hold other liquids later.
National Park Service Picture – Courtesy of Hot Springs National Park Archives
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