Blackwoods ink: photo by Albert, Preston

Welcome to the Bottle Dump

Hello, and welcome to the Bottle Dump

My old web site had been in place for some time so I decided to give it a make-over. This is my new web site. The internet is now faster and bandwidths are bigger. As a result of this I have gone for bigger, better photos wherever possible.

The Bottle Dump web site is for the digger and collector of antique bottles and jars. As you can see, the Bottle Dump is split into several sections, each one covering a different bottle or container type. I have tried to cover a wide variety of items, and will add more as time, and availability of photographs, permit.

Contact information

Should you wish to contact me for information / identification of your finds my contact details are -

Photographs Wanted

Feel free to send me any photographs you may have of your favourite finds. I will add them to the Bottle Dump, and will always include your name for credits.

Goffes bulb codd hybrid: photo by Grahame Smith

latest Updates.

07/04/2013. Updates to wanted page.

25/02/2013. Couple of email addresses updated in the family links section.

07/02/2013. Added Martins poison to the cures / poisons section

07/12/2012 Added Lee Hammerton (london) to the Family Links Page

04/10/2012 added link button to Players Please advertising jug x2 (missed)

04/10/2012 Added Greenlees Brothers King Edward VII advertising jug

02/07/2012
Incorporated FAMILY LINKS page into search engine

01/07/2012 Added John Haydock of Darwen to the Family Links Page

18/09/2011 Added "Antique Bottle Hunter" web site to my Links page.

Website Technical Info

Purely for reference : My web site is tested with a monitor set at 1280 x 1024. I assemble the website using DreamWeaver on a widescreen monitor set at 1920 x 1080.

All my web pages have a fixed width of 1020 pixels. This means that the pages will view at 1020 pixels wide on a 4:3 ratio (square) monitor and wide screen monitors will show a coloured band to each side of the web page. This is to prevent the pages from "stretching" sideways on widescreen monitors.