Box, Soda Syphon
Production date
1912-1914
Description
An unpainted wooden soda syphon box made by the Peillon Brothers in Hawera. Metal hinges connect the lid to the box, and a large hole forms a handle at either end.
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Object detail
Artist/Maker
Production role
Manufacturer
Production date
1912-1914
Production place
Subject person
Classification
Credit line
This
soda
syphon
box,
designed
to
hold
six
syphons,
was
manufactured
in
London
and
used
by
Peillon
Bros,
who
operated
from
the
Princess
Street
Aerated
Water
Factory
in
Hawera
between
1912
and
1914.
The
factory
was
established
in
1887
by
Nathaniel
and
Mark
Johnston
and
it
had
various
owners
before
it
was
purchased
by
Paul
George
Peillon
in
1912.
The
factory
was
bought
by
David
John
Goodwin
in
1914.
Goodwin
already
operated
an
aerated
water
factory
in
Hawera
and
appears
to
have
closed
the
Princess
Street
factory
down
soon
after
he
bought
it.
Very
few
examples
of
bottles
or
other
material
from
the
Peillon
period
of
operation
are
known
to
survive.
Accession number
PA2008.101
Collection type
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