Glass bottle 'Gordon's Dry Gin' by Gordon & Co., London

Gordon's Dry Gin was established in 1769 by Alexander Gordon in London, England, becoming one of the world's most recognized gin brands. This particular bottle style, with its distinctive aqua-green glass and embossed lettering, was commonly used from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. The registration number visible on the bottle helps date these pieces to specific production periods when glass bottle designs were formally registered. Vintage Gordon's Dry Gin bottles are highly sought after by bottle collectors, breweriana enthusiasts, and those interested in spirits advertising history. These bottles represent an important piece of British distilling heritage and are valued for their historical significance, attractive aqua coloration, and embossed branding. Collectors appreciate these bottles as decorative pieces that evoke the golden age of British gin production and Victorian-era glassmaking craftsmanship.