Antique aqua glass Codd-neck Bottle J J Clayton Chesterfield

Description

Antique aqua glass Codd-neck Bottle J J Clayton Chesterfield

Antique Codd-Neck Bottle – Marble Stopper Glass Soda Bottle – Victorian Era Collectable

A classic antique Codd-neck bottle, an iconic piece of Victorian beverage history and a highly collectable example of early soft drink packaging design.

Invented by Hiram Codd in the late 19th century, Codd bottles were designed with an internal glass marble stopper which sealed the carbonation inside the bottle using pressure from the contents. These distinctive bottles became widely used for soda water, lemonade, and mineral drinks throughout Britain, Australia, and beyond.

Featuring the instantly recognisable bulbous neck chamber designed to house the marble, this bottle is a fantastic display piece and a wonderful example of antique glassmaking and advertising history.

Features:

• Authentic antique Codd-neck bottle
• Internal marble stopper design
• Victorian era soda/mineral water bottle
• Embossed glass detailing
• Hand-blown or early machine-made glass characteristics
• Great collectible for bottle and breweriana enthusiasts
• Excellent display piece for vintage décor

Condition:
Displays age-related wear, scuffs, bubbles, inclusions, and imperfections consistent with antique glass manufacture and use. Marble may still be present depending on the example. Please refer to photos for condition details.

A highly desirable piece of antique bottling history and a great addition to any vintage bottle, breweriana, or advertising collection.