Value of old Clorox bottles
Old Clorox bottle value depends on the exact amber or brown glass form, age, marks, label, cap, condition, and whether collectors want that household-bottle type.

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- Check color, size, embossing, base marks, cap, label, jug shape, and whether it is part of a mixed bottle lot.
- Look for early forms, clean glass, intact labels, unusual sizes, and original closures.
- Document chips, cracks, residue, stains, label loss, and cap corrosion.
Key value drivers
Most Clorox bottles are common household collectibles. Earlier amber glass, unusual size, clean labels, original caps, and better condition can help, but brand recognition alone rarely creates high value.
Auction evidence from Appraisily's database
These records are market examples, not final appraisals. They show that Clorox bottle lots often sell modestly unless a specific example has unusual features.
Condition and authenticity cautions
Chips, cracks, haze, residue, label loss, missing caps, and common duplication can reduce value. Auction records show market context, not a guaranteed price.
Photo checklist
- Full bottle, base, embossing, label, cap, mouth, color, size, and scale reference.
- Close-ups of chips, cracks, stains, residue, label damage, cap corrosion, and any box or paperwork.
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