W.E. Wiscombe – Codd Bottle, Plymouth, England c.1910s

Classic aqua glass Codd bottle embossed “W.E. Wiscombe, Plymouth, Registered Trade Mark.”
Wiscombe operated from Devon in the early 1900s, producing aerated waters and ginger beer in these distinctive marble-stopper bottles. The marble was sealed by internal pressure and released with a satisfying “pop” — a hallmark of Edwardian soft drink culture.

• Maker: W.E. Wiscombe, Plymouth

• Era: c.1900–1915

• Type: Codd patent marble-stopper bottle

• Material: Aqua glass

• Height: Approx. 19 cm

• Condition: Internal crack to neck, some light haze and wear — stable and displays well.

💎 A genuine piece of British bottle history with excellent colour and clarity.