Antique White House Vinegar cabbage rose glass bottle with cork kitchen

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White House vinegar Bottle or cruet in the Cabbage Rose pattern. The bottom of the old vinegar jug is embossed, "White House Vinegar - Patent Pending 650 - 1". Likely dates between the 1920s Depression Era to the WWII time frame. The bottle is in perfect condition, free from breaks or cracks. The original cork remains in place. The design is cabbage roses with a crackled glass backdrop. It measures 9.5" tall and 4.5" wide.White House vinegar has been made for more than 100 years. In 1908 Frank Armstrong and B. Fleet Board bought a cider vinegar business in Alexandria, Va., and renamed the business Board, Armstrong and Co. In 1913, after Board died, Armstrong organized National Fruit Product Co. White House Foods is part of that company. National Fruit Product Co. is still in business and makes apple juice, apple sauce, specialty apple products and vinegar. White House vinegar is still available, but it’s sold in modern bottles with paper labels. In earlier years, it was sold in bottles, jugs, jars, cruets and pitchers in several different sizes, shapes and colors and with different embossed designs or lettering. Bottles shaped like an apple, lighthouse or the Unisphere at the 1964 New York World’s Fair were made. Some were embossed with ballerinas and cabbage roses.