An authentic pre-war Estonian embossed glass bottle featuring the rare inscription "KOIT" TALLINN molded directly into the glass.
This distinctive bottle is believed to date from the interwar period, approximately the 1920s–1940s, when Estonia was an independent republic. The embossed lettering, aqua-tinted glass, substantial base, and traditional cork-top form are all characteristic of early twentieth-century bottle production.
Unlike generic antique bottles, this example was manufactured specifically for a business or brand operating in Tallinn, making it a fascinating piece of Estonian commercial and industrial history. The name "KOIT" appears prominently in relief on the bottle, suggesting a proprietary brand, beverage producer, or local enterprise from pre-war Estonia.
Although the exact company behind the bottle has not yet been conclusively identified, surviving embossed bottles from smaller Baltic producers are becoming increasingly difficult to find and are highly desirable among collectors of antique glass, breweriana, advertising memorabilia, and Estonian historical artifacts.
Features
- Original embossed "KOIT" Tallinn bottle
- Pre-war Estonian production
- Aqua-tinted antique glass
- Traditional cork-top design
- Embossed lettering on the body
- Excellent display and collection piece
Estimated Period
Circa 1920–1940 (pre-World War II).
Condition
Good antique condition with age-related wear consistent with use and storage. Manufacturing irregularities, small bubbles, and variations in the glass are typical of bottles from this period. Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
Perfect For
- Estonian history collectors
- Antique bottle collectors
- Breweriana and advertising memorabilia enthusiasts
- Baltic heritage collections
- Vintage home décor displays
A rare and attractive piece of Estonian glassmaking and commercial history.
