Discovered in a long-forgotten warehouse in eastern Europe, our hand-blown bottles date to the mid-1950s and once housed dairy products, such as yogurt and milk, that were in limited supply throughout the Eastern bloc. A scientist introduced yogurt to America in the mid-20th century, bringing it stateside in these very bottles. Some of the countries in eastern Europe have changed names since then, but the bottles are just as they were a generation ago. A study in simplicity and a vestige of history, they've now been given new purpose as vases or decorative accents for home and garden.