Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Tim loves a good novelty bottle, and has quite a few in his collection...
Château Migraine is a bottle of French wine - which has a number of other puns on the label if you look closely - has an aspirin attached to the back of the bottle, just in case it gives you a headache! It is true that rather than describing this as a 'vin rouge' the label says 'vin aigre' which is probably another clue!
A Perrier bottle which has been made into a puzzle!
Sand painting inside a bottle. Different coloured sands, creating a complex design inside the bottle.
From the Bottleologist (who appears to be based in Australia) an 'impossible bottle'. Inside the larger bottle is a picture frame, and a smaller version of the bottle. And inside that...
A Harry Eng bottle with a doll that has somehow be popped into a bottle, plus a large piece of knotted rope - a Harry Eng trademark.
A novelty bottle holder...
And a novelty bottle that has the glass inside. Tim bought this on a trip to Paris, and it apparently was made in France. Quite a skilful piece of glass blowing!
Visit Tim's Toy Shop, at grand-illusions.com
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Tim loves a good novelty bottle, and has quite a few in his collection...
Château Migraine is a bottle of French wine - which has a number of other puns on the label if you look closely - has an aspirin attached to the back of the bottle, just in case it gives you a headache! It is true that rather than describing this as a 'vin rouge' the label says 'vin aigre' which is probably another clue!
A Perrier bottle which has been made into a puzzle!
Sand painting inside a bottle. Different coloured sands, creating a complex design inside the bottle.
From the Bottleologist (who appears to be based in Australia) an 'impossible bottle'. Inside the larger bottle is a picture frame, and a smaller version of the bottle. And inside that...
A Harry Eng bottle with a doll that has somehow be popped into a bottle, plus a large piece of knotted rope - a Harry Eng trademark.
A novelty bottle holder...
And a novelty bottle that has the glass inside. Tim bought this on a trip to Paris, and it apparently was made in France. Quite a skilful piece of glass blowing!
