Antique & Vintage Glass Milk Bottles

Browse our collection of antique and vintage glass milk bottles sourced from Ontario farms, dairy estates, and Canadian antique markets. We carry a rotating selection of embossed and ACL dairy bottles spanning the 1890s through the 1960s — ideal for collectors, farmhouse decorators, and anyone who remembers the era of doorstep milk delivery.

Our stock includes rare embossed quart and pint bottles from now-defunct regional dairies: City Dairy Toronto, Prince Edward Dairies, Silverwood's, Wilt's Dairy, Montrose, MDA, Allandale, and Acme, alongside American dairies like Borden's and Lewis Kaylor. Look out for the coveted cream-top bottles (with a bulge at the neck to separate cream), manganese glass bottles with their distinctive purple tint, and bottles with original paper or foil caps still intact.

Bottle types to know: Pre-1940s bottles are typically embossed (lettering moulded into the glass). Post-1940s dairies switched to ACL (applied colour label) — painted lettering fired onto the glass. Round-bottom and torpedo shapes predate the 1920s. Wax-coated bottles and those marked "To Be Washed and Returned" are classic Canadian dairy collectibles.

New bottles added regularly. Most ship safely — ask about packaging options.