Antique amber glass Clorox bleach bottle with embossed lettering and Rubber stopper. 10” Circa 1930s

Clorox was first introduced in 1913 as a liquid bleach product, initially sold in small glass bottles. The company's early packaging often utilized amber glass, which was believed to offer some protection against light degradation of the product. These early bottles are now sought after by collectors for their historical significance and distinctive design. This particular bottle, marked "CLOROX" and "32 OZ," represents an early iteration of their packaging before the widespread adoption of plastic containers. The embossed lettering and the cork stopper are characteristic of bottles from the mid-20th century, a period when glass was the primary material for household chemical packaging.

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• Listed Mar 6, 2026