schweppe

[canada]

From your description, its what is known in the UK as a ''dumpy seltzer water'' bottle. The vertical embossing would date it to around 1900-1910, or so.
The site giving the time period for JK&S use is incorrect.
Please post picture, if possible.

Dave

 

[king dick]

THANK YOU DAVE FURTHER LOOK AT THE HISTORY OF J KILNER SEEMS TO INDICATE THAT A NUMBER OF PEOPLE HAVE REPRINTED THE INFORMATION FROM GRAES GUIDE REGARDING BOTTLE IMPRESSIONS, DO YOU HAVE A MORE PRECISE ACCOUNT OF THE DATES THAT WOULD HAVE APPEARD DURING THE VARIOUS CHANGES IN THE FAMILY. BILL.

 

[canada]

K.D.;

Kilner were in business up to 1937. Google ''kilner glassworks '' for a little more info.

Dave

 

[king dick]

hello I was realy meaning the changes in logo on kilner product, would they for instance use J K & Sons if it were just brothers. If you could send me your email adress then I will send the picture, all that hapens here is a note to tell me the file is to large. Bill

 

[JOETHECROW]

I have one of those bottles, somewhere around here...Sorry to say I don't know a lot of info on it...Welcome to the forum...

 

[Wangan]

LMAO Blade.Looks like Richard Cranium,the boss of a friend of mine.

KD,if you use Windows,you can right click on your picture.Select Stretch/Skew.Reduce the picture size vertical and horizntal to 10%.Go to "file" and "save as" to your desktop.When you click on "embed pic. in post" and "click here to upload" at the bottom of the reply to message box it will say "browse". Just find the pic. on your desktop click on it and it will be entered in the "browse" box and click O.K.By reducing the size of the pic. it should be small enough to post on here.I hope I got this right,its been a while.Welcome to the forum and good luck.

 

[king dick]

Thank you I hope the picture is included

 

[epackage]

That's a beauty Dick, not my area of collecting but it would look great in the window. Now that there's a pic I'm sure you'll get a few more answers....Jim