Anyone know anything about old bottles?

[Ace-T]

My mum has dug up a load of old bottles from her garden (about 30 intact ones and there are apparently a load more!). Just wondered if anyone can recommend a particular site or resource to get them valued/sold etc. (any cash would come in handy for her at the mo).

Her cottage is 300 years old and used to be the village bakehouse so I though it would be worth at least doing a bit of research on this for her. Would be grateful for a few pointers though. Thanks in advance.

Trace

[porcupineprince]

Most supermarkets now have a recycling point. The bins are even colour-coded so it is easier to put the corresponding coloured bottle into the correct bin!

[ShadownINja]

[Ace-T]

porcupineprince said:

Most supermarkets now have a recycling point. The bins are even colour-coded so it is easier to put the corresponding coloured bottle into the correct bin!;)

[Prof Beard]

Google is your friend:

http://www.uniquebottles.co.uk/

[mically]

porcupineprince said:

Most supermarkets now have a recycling point. The bins are even colour-coded so it is easier to put the corresponding coloured bottle into the correct bin!

I think he wants money - not peace of mind for saving the earth

what would a "bottle expert" be called?
do we have such things? where can they be found?

[stifler]