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Description: | A glass baby feeder in its original two-piece cardboard box. Allen and Hanbury invented the double ended feeder bottle in 1894. The design had a teat at one end and a valve at the other. This enabled the flow of milk to be constant, and made the bottle easy to clean. The Allenbury design was so successful that it sold well into the 1950s.
Part: box, Material: cardboard
Part: bottle, Material: glass | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.socialhistory.363736 | Go to resource |
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