We are delighted to offer this 1940's Hazel Atlas Welch's Refreshment Wine Bottle with beautiful forest green colored drizzle string paint on a Platonite (is a semi-opaque white glass) bottle.

There is a raised band on the bottle above and below the central portion, where originally the Welch's label was displayed. The 1940's Hazel Atlas Welch's Refreshment Green Wine Bottle  has the original cap on bottle.

The 1940's Hazel Atlas Welch's Refreshment Green Wine Bottle  stands 10-1/8 inches in height and measures 3-3/4 inches in diameter at the base.

The bottom signature Hazel Atlas symbol, another 2 (plant number) below and to the left and a H below and to the right. This bottle is in Mint condition for its age. No cracks, chips or scratches to the bottle There are no contents in this bottle.

Welch's Grape Juice Company: In 1869 Dr. Thomas Bramwell Welch, a physician and dentist by profession, successfully pasteurizes Concord grape juice to produce an "unfermented sacramental wine" for fellow parishioners at his church in Vineland, N.J., where he is communion steward. His achievement marks the beginning of the processed fruit juice industry. In 1945, due to World War II there was a shortage of grape juice. Welch's is still in operation today.

Hazel Atlas: From the beginnings of a small company in a little village known as Washington, PA came the Largest Glass Manufacturer in the World from 1902 to 1956 till the buyout by Continental Can Co. Although, Continental Can continued to produce some lines and introduced new lines under the Hazelware label until 1963 when the US Government ordered the break up of Continental Can in a much publicized Anti- trust lawsuit (US vs. Continental Can Co). Hazel Atlas applied for and received in 1936 a US Patent for this glass known as Platonite, being the first and only company ever to receive a patent for a color of glass.

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