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Hi all,

I recently purchased a flat in a Victorian conversion with a cellar. I believe it was built in the 1870s. Covered in coal and dust, I found some bottles and two radios, one of them is a Derwent. I did a quick Google search but can't find much about the bottles or the radio in fact.

Any info (age, brand etc) would be amazing! There's about 16 more bottles really far back into the cellar I cant reach yet.

 

@cellarfinds, did you forget to post your photographs?

Debora

 

Yes sorry forgot to add images! Have posted now.

Thanks @daveydempsey, I've seen those ones on Google, just not tonnes about the one I've found.

 

Well, I see a London Co-op Society milk bottle. Looks like a half pint. You can compare here.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/677663856/london-co-op-half-pint-milk-bottle?show_sold_out_detail=1

And here's information about the LCS. It was founded in 1920 so that's your earliest date.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Co-operative_Society

Debora

 

I should mention that your items would be considered vintage rather than antique. That is because antique is typically defined as being 100+ years old.

Debora

 

The other radio ...
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/standard_40.html#google_vignette

 

2 other bottles are:
Sleebush's Non Brewed Vinegar, by Sleebush Bros.
Didn't find any info on that.
&
White Cottell's Pure Malt Vinegar
https://www.easyliveauction.com/cat...a6646f/antique-advertising-breweriana-lot-72/