Mrs. Butterworth’s Figural Syrup Bottle
American, late 1960s–1970s

A classic piece of American advertising history, this amber glass Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup bottle is molded in the familiar figural form of the beloved character, complete with her distinctive ruffled collar, folded hands, and full-length dress. Retaining its original bright yellow metal screw cap, the bottle displays beautifully with rich amber color and crisp molded detail throughout. Originally produced as a household syrup container, examples such as this have become highly collectible as icons of mid-century American kitchen advertising and nostalgic country store memorabilia.

Presented in clean, original condition with no apparent chips or cracks visible, the bottle possesses excellent shelf appeal and makes a wonderful addition to a collection of vintage advertising, kitchenware, or Americana. Its warm amber glass and sculptural form also display beautifully alongside stoneware, pantry boxes, and other country kitchen antiques.

A charming and increasingly nostalgic example of one of America’s most recognizable figural syrup bottles, combining advertising history with decorative folk appeal.