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بطری
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thumb|upright|A classic wine bottle thumb|upright|Composite body, painted, and glazed bottle. Dated 16th century Iran.
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A bottle is a container with a narrow neck designed to hold and dispense liquids, ranging from everyday beverages like wine to other substances. Bottles have been made from various materials including glass and ceramics for centuries, making them important both as practical vessels for storage and as objects of cultural and historical significance.
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