Clear glass utility/liquor bottle

They feature a classic cylindrical body (often called a "round" or "beverage" style) that slopes up to a long neck. The lips are thick, rounded collar finishes designed to be sealed with a cork stopper.

hese bottles appear to be mouth-blown into a mold or early machine-made utility glass, commonly used for mass-market spirits, wines, sauces, or mineral waters. They are unembossed, meaning they relied entirely on paper labels originally.