The Grapette Syrup Kitty glass bottle, popular in the 1940s to 1950s, is a nostalgic collector's item from the Grapette Company, originally founded in 1939 in Camden, Arkansas. Grapette was known for its grape-flavored soft drinks, and the syrup was often used for making homemade sodas or flavoring. The "Kitty" bottle was notable for its playful design that featured a cartoon cat, which appealed to children and families. During this era, these bottles were widely distributed and became a beloved part of American pop culture. Today, they are sought after by collectors for their unique design and connection to mid-century Americana.

Measurements: 6 3/4" tall