Brislington Community Museum


Clear glass bottles



Clear glass bottles
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This collection of clear glass bottles was found apparently dumped behind an old advertising hoarding. Publications bearing advertisements for some of these products (e.g. Edwards and Bismag) date to the early 1920s.

Raised lettering on the bottles read (left to right)

CROSSMITH
& SONS
PERFUMERS
LONDON
(oval cross-section)

BISURATED
MAGNESIA
BISMAG LTD
LONDON
(circular)

EIFFEL TOWER
LEMONADE
FOSTER CLARK LTD
MAIDSTONE
(square)

EDWARDS'
"UZON"
BRILLIANTINE
(square)

PASCALL
LONDON
(circular)

REEVES
LONDON
(circular)

The lemonade bottle would have contained crystals to which the consumer would have added water to make their own drinks.

Other bottles were found in the same spot (see Glass phials and Ink bottles).

Material: glass

Period: Modern

Find spot: Whitby Road, Brislington. ST 6172

Exhibit contributed by Doreen Lindegaard

Text written by Ken Taylor, in 2010

Photographer: Ken Taylor

Acquisition number: 100907a1





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