Grandfathers of horror

A quick material and lightning practice, inspired by two fameous horror writers. 

The H.P Lovecraft bottle, including a tentacle to symbolise his stories of odd sealiving creatures. Underneath is a paper sheet with R'lyehian symbols, mentioned in many if his stories.
The bottle shape is inspired by a lantern and fish gills, and ment to match the setting of harbor docks.

The Edgar Allan Poe bottle, including a heart to symbolise his stories of love and hate. Underneath is a raven feather from his poem "the raven".
The bottle shape is inspired by the thorns on roses, and ment to match the setting of a castle.