An outstanding American commemorative glass bottle produced in 1932 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington (1732–1932). Executed in a handsome flattened canteen form, the bottle features a boldly molded profile portrait of Washington encircled by the dates and inscription “1732 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1932.” The reverse is equally impressive, displaying a finely detailed spread-wing American eagle clutching a shield and framed by a wreath of thirteen stars, symbolizing the original colonies.

This example possesses exceptional visual appeal, with crisp, deeply molded embossing, brilliant clear glass, and classic Art Deco-era styling. Retaining its original screw cap, it survives in remarkable condition, making it an excellent representative of one of America’s most celebrated patriotic commemoratives. Originally produced as a household container—most commonly for vinegar—it has long since become a sought-after collectible admired for its sculptural quality and historical significance.

Today, the bottle stands as a wonderful tribute to America’s first president and one of the finest pieces of patriotic Depression-era commemorative glass. Equally at home in a collection of presidential memorabilia, early American historical objects, or vintage advertising and bottle displays, it offers striking presence far beyond its utilitarian origins.

Condition: Excellent original condition with crisp molded detail throughout, retaining its original screw cap. Clean, bright glass with no apparent chips, cracks, or repairs visible from examination. A superb display example with outstanding eye appeal.

8” ht 5 1/2”wide at widest point