Free bottle appraisal app

Start with a free bottle screener when you need to know what kind of bottle you have, whether the condition matters, and whether a professional appraisal is worth the next step.

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Generated editorial support image, not an auction lot. Bottle appraisal starts with identification, condition, and real market context.

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Quick value checklist

  • Identify bottle type: soda, medicine, perfume, snuff, whiskey, milk, jar, flask, or decorative glass.
  • Check embossing, labels, color, pontil or base marks, mold seams, closure, stopper, and age clues.
  • Look for chips, cracks, haze, sickness, repairs, label loss, replaced stoppers, and residue.

Key value drivers

Useful bottle appraisal starts with exact type, age, color, maker, embossing, rarity, label condition, stopper, provenance, and damage. A decorative bottle, a perfume bottle, a snuff bottle, and an advertising soda bottle should not be valued the same way.

Auction evidence from Appraisily's database

These records are market examples, not final appraisals. They show why a free app should triage bottle type before suggesting a paid report.

CategorySaleDateLotRealizedWhat it shows
Snuff bottleChristian McCann AuctionsMay 3, 2026A Chinese Aqua marine Chinese snuff bottle having carved floral and cloud decorationAUD 2200Material, carving, and category can matter.
Perfume bottleMoorabool AuctionsMay 2, 2026Moser uranium glass perfume bottle and stopper, c. 1925AUD 275Maker, glass type, and stopper affect review.
Scent bottleMartel MaidesMay 1, 2026A Victorian silver mounted cranberry glass scent bottleGBP 140Mounts and materials can change appraisal direction.

When to get a professional appraisal

Use the free screener first for identification. Move to a professional appraisal when the bottle may be rare, insured, inherited, part of an estate, included in a collection sale, or connected to provenance, advertising history, or high-value glass.

Photo checklist

  • Front, back, base, lip, neck, shoulder, embossing, label, stopper, mold seam, pontil, and scale reference.
  • Close-ups of chips, cracks, staining, haze, label damage, repairs, residue, and any box or paperwork.

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