Add a piece of Revolutionary War history to your shelf with this vintage blue glass Paul Revere commemorative bottle by the Wheaton Glass Company of Wheaton, New Jersey. One side features an embossed likeness of Paul Revere on horseback with the date 1775. The bottle itself is shaped like the Old North Church — the very place where Revere arranged for lanterns to be hung to signal the patriots: "One if by land, and two if by sea." The other side bears an embossed American eagle. A beautiful and historically rich piece of patriotic Americana. Most likely produced around 1972 as part of Wheaton's beloved "Patriots" collection, it is embossed on the bottom "Wheaton NJ." Perfect for bottle collectors, history buffs, and anyone decorating for the America 250th anniversary celebration. Wheaton Glass Company was founded in 1888 in Millville, New Jersey, originally producing bottles for the pharmaceutical and perfume industries. They became one of America's most beloved glass makers, known for their colorful commemorative and collectible bottles. The company remained family-owned until 1996 and closed in 2006 — making their vintage pieces increasingly collectible.
Made in: Wheaton, NJ, USA Vintage: circa 1967–1975 Dimensions: 8.0" tall | 4.0" wide | 2.5" deep Material: Blue glass Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or scratches. Not cleaned, as many collectors prefer the natural patina of aged glass. Please review all photos carefully — we cannot accept returns.
