Bottle: Difference between revisions
imported>Supten Sarbadhikari No edit summary |
imported>Gareth Leng No edit summary |
||
| Line 8: | Line 8: | ||
''Bottle'' may also be used as an adjective, as in the color ''bottle green''. | ''Bottle'' may also be used as an adjective, as in the color ''bottle green''. | ||
The ''Bottle House Inn'' at Smarts Hill was built in 1492 | |||
during the reign of Henry VII. It was named in 1938 after extensive refurbishments, during which a large assortment of unusual bottles that were found.[http://www.thebottlehouseinnpenshurst.co.uk/history.htm The Bottle House Inn] | |||
1790: Jean - Jacob Schweppe and Nicolas Paul start manufacturing bottles in Geneva. | |||
1767: [[Joseph Priestly]] found that the water easily absorbed the gas later identified as carbon dioxide. Priestly published his findings in a paper titled "Directions for Impregnating Water with Fixed Air". | |||
1820- SARATOGA SPRINGS Mineral Water was first bottled and sold. | |||
1832: John Mathews invents an apparatus for charging water with carbon dioxide gas. | |||
1857: Henry Putman of Cleveland, Oh, invented a wire clamp retainer for cork stoppered bottles. | |||
1858: John L. Mason patents his method of bottle closure. | |||
1873: the ball stoppered bottle closure referred to as the "Coda stopper", was patented in the U.S. by Hiram Cold of England. | |||
1875: Charles de Quillfeldt patents the swing stopper method of bottle closure. | |||
1879: Charles G. Hutchinson, the son of a prominent Chicago bottler invents a spring-type internal bottle closure known as the "Hutchinson Stopper" | |||
1880: British milk bottles were first produced by the Express Dairy Company. | |||
1892: William Painter patents the Crown closure. | |||
1896: 28 February T.W. James granted patent no. 4172 for Galtee More closure: | |||
1899: Michael J. Owens invents the automatic bottle making machine | |||
Revision as of 05:17, 5 March 2008
A bottle is a small storage container for liquid. Unlike casks or drums, they hold a moderate amount and are intended for short term storage of items in frequent, usually household use, although alcoholic beverages and other preserved items can be stored in bottles for years.
Bottles have been in use for centuries. The shape varies from bulbous to cylindrical, but a characteristic of bottles is a narrower neck than body.
It is important that bottles be made of materials that do not seep, and preferably ones which do not lend chemicals or tastes to the liquid contents. Glass bottles have particular significance. They are non-porous and durable, and unless cracked or broken can store items for years. Many glass bottles are now collectibles.
Bottle may also be used as an adjective, as in the color bottle green.
The Bottle House Inn at Smarts Hill was built in 1492 during the reign of Henry VII. It was named in 1938 after extensive refurbishments, during which a large assortment of unusual bottles that were found.The Bottle House Inn
1790: Jean - Jacob Schweppe and Nicolas Paul start manufacturing bottles in Geneva.
1767: Joseph Priestly found that the water easily absorbed the gas later identified as carbon dioxide. Priestly published his findings in a paper titled "Directions for Impregnating Water with Fixed Air".
1820- SARATOGA SPRINGS Mineral Water was first bottled and sold.
1832: John Mathews invents an apparatus for charging water with carbon dioxide gas.
1857: Henry Putman of Cleveland, Oh, invented a wire clamp retainer for cork stoppered bottles.
1858: John L. Mason patents his method of bottle closure.
1873: the ball stoppered bottle closure referred to as the "Coda stopper", was patented in the U.S. by Hiram Cold of England.
1875: Charles de Quillfeldt patents the swing stopper method of bottle closure.
1879: Charles G. Hutchinson, the son of a prominent Chicago bottler invents a spring-type internal bottle closure known as the "Hutchinson Stopper"
1880: British milk bottles were first produced by the Express Dairy Company.
1892: William Painter patents the Crown closure.
1896: 28 February T.W. James granted patent no. 4172 for Galtee More closure:
1899: Michael J. Owens invents the automatic bottle making machine