Object Record
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Metadata
Object ID # |
1981.022.001 |
Object Name |
Bottle |
Other Name |
Bottle, Pop |
Title |
Orange Quench Soda Pop Bottle |
Lexicon category |
5: T&E For Science & Technology |
Year Range from |
1931 |
Year Range to |
1945 |
Artist |
Dominion Glass |
Made |
Dominion Glass |
Place of Origin |
Canada/Owen Sound, Grey County |
Description |
Clear, pressed glass Orange Quench bottle. It has a wide foot, then tapers upward into a large bulbous form in middle of bottle with script-style embossed name on it, then tapers again up to the mouth. |
Provenance |
Bottle used to contain a soda pop product made by the Wm. Taylor & Son Limited bottling company of Owen Sound, Grey County. ORANGE QUENCH bottles of the shape were a registered design glass pattern produced by the Dominion Glass Company. The design was registered in 1937 (there also was a version of this glass pattern registered in May, 1931). A newspaper advertisement from 1944 or 1945 shows that this bottle shape was in use at that time. Last owned by John Sattler of the Wiarton area, Bruce County. |
Collection |
Bottles & Equipment, 20th-c Collection |
Material |
Glass |
Found |
Wiarton, Bruce County |
People |
Taylor, William Humphrey Taylor, William Taylor, Clara |
Subjects |
Bottling Companies Owen Sound Industry Art Deco Bottles Bottling industry Soda industry Beverages Beverage industry |
Search Terms |
William Taylor & Son Limited Owen Sound Industries and Products |