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Harrison's Lemonade

Bottle of Harrison's Superior Lemonade in a cucumber bottle, so named because of the round-bottomed shape. The challenge for those businesses trying to cash in on this market of fizzy waters and cordials at this time was how to control the fizz in the bottles, hence the need for a rounded base. This meant the water was in contact with the cork so it would not shrink and allow the gas to escape

Picture No
11041503
Media ID
46876364
Size
4896px x 3264px (2.7MB)
Credit
(c)Maurice Collins Images Collection /Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph of an original object in the Maurice Collins Collection
Date
circa 1880s

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