Wheaton bottles were produced by the Wheaton Glass Co. of Millville. Founded in 1888 as the T.C. Wheaton Glass Factory, the firm began to produce the eponymous decorative decanters, flasks and ...

This tiny house was built by KimAnna, a lovely woman who wanted to create a private sanctuary that people could enjoy whenever they wanted to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The ...

Treehugger / Sanja Kostic. Another interesting idea involves embedding glass bottles in the ground, with their bases upwards, to create unique paths through your garden.

The 1920s favored colored or opaque glass, particularly in amethyst or cobalt blue. Then style mostly shifted to ornate stoppers on plainer bottles in the 1930s.

Colored glass is recyclable, but unfeasible for Midland Recyclers because there were no markets for it within a reasonable distance. Now, all that has changed, thanks to a partnership with Duane ...

The Florida official said that the unique onion bottles were likely produced in England. Florida Division of Historical Resources “These were made by hand by skilled craftspeople,” Ard added.