Glass Gulf Oil bottle fitted with a metal pouring spout, styled after early to mid-20th century service station oil bottles. Bottles of this type were commonly used at gas stations and garages when motor oil was dispensed in bulk before the widespread use of sealed cans and plastic containers.
The bottle features the classic Gulf logo, one of the most recognizable brands in American petroleum history. Service station attendants would use similar bottles with spouts to pour measured amounts of oil into engines during routine maintenance.
The metal spout shows aged character consistent with tools used in workshop and garage environments.
