Vintage Clorox Glass Bottle Collection — Five Bottles — 1932–1955 — Amber & Brown

Lot of five rare antique Clorox glass bottles spanning 1932 to 1955, offering a chronological survey of Clorox packaging evolution in a single collector grouping. Professionally packed for fragile shipment. Ships next business day. Full refund if damaged in transit.

Clorox began using glass bottles for its bleach product in the early 20th century, and the packaging changed meaningfully across the decades as the company grew from a regional to a national brand. This lot of five spans the pre-war and post-war periods, including examples from 1932 through 1955, showing variation in embossing style, glass color (amber and brown), and bottle form. All five bottles are intact with no chips or cracks. Labels and embossing are legible on applicable examples.

Condition: Very Good. All five bottles intact. No chips or cracks. Embossing legible.

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More Clorox glass bottles from our collection: the 1929 first-year Clorox 16oz amber glass bottle, the Clorox cork-top amber bottle — pre-screw cap era, and the Clorox single amber glass bottle.