A vintage four-ounce clear glass bottle for Dickinson's Witch Hazel, produced by the E.E. Dickinson Co. of Essex, Connecticut. The bottle is constructed of molded clear glass in a rectangular shape with horizontal decorative ribbing along the side panels. It features a short neck with a metal screw-top closure. The front face of the bottle holds an original paper label with black, red, and yellow graphics. The label identifies the product as Dickinson's Witch Hazel and includes a circular seal for Double Distilled Witch Hazel. Printed information includes the volume of four fluid ounces, a 14 percent absolute alcohol content, and the permit number SDA-CONN.-366. The distributor is listed as the Standard Witch Hazel Co. of Essex, Connecticut. Based on the machine-made finish and labeling style, the bottle dates to the mid-20th century, likely between the 1930s and 1950s.