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This vessel is a product of Burroughs Wellcome &amp;amp; Company, a London based pharmaceutical company established in 1880 by two American pharmicists. The company continued to trade until 1994, when it merged with Glaxo in turn becoming the modern pharmaceutical conglomerate GlaxoSmithKline. Snow Hill, London, was the company's first business premises which they continued to operate from until it was destroyed during the Blitz. By 1900 their product range included a trademarked product known as Kepler, which this bottle would have contained. This was a dietary supplement of cod liver oil and malt extract, containing vitamins A and D and with added calcium and potassium salts (www.gracesguide.co.uk accessed 2019).</description><notes>Recovered from Unknown Wreck, one mile off The Warren.</notes><reuse/><reusePeriodID/><created>2018-07-04 09:32:50</created><updated>2020-02-19 13:44:25</updated><secwfstage>3</secwfstage><findofnote/><objecttypecert>1</objecttypecert><datefound1>2018-06-21</datefound1><datefound2/><inscription/><museumAccession/><subsequentAction/><objectCertainty>Certain</objectCertainty><dateFromCertainty>4</dateFromCertainty><dateToCertainty/><dateFoundFromCertainty/><dateFoundToCertainty/><subPeriodFrom/><subPeriodTo/><objdate1period>39</objdate1period><objdate2period>39</objdate2period><secuid>199</secuid><material1>18</material1><material2/><manmethod>14</manmethod><decmethod/><decstyle/><complete>2</complete><surface/><manufactureID>14</manufactureID><culture/><recorderID>PAS5C5037EF001C03</recorderID><identifier1ID/><identifier2ID/><smrRef>N/A</smrRef><createdBy>2</createdBy><updatedBy>2</updatedBy><hoardcontainer/><institution>MAS</institution><reason/><fullname>MAS</fullname><primaryMaterial>Glass</primaryMaterial><primaryBMmaterial>10879</primaryBMmaterial><secondaryMaterial/><secondaryBMmaterial/><decoration/><style/><manufacture>Blown</manufacture><surfaceTreatment/><completeness>Incomplete</completeness><preservation>Fair</preservation><periodFrom>NINETEENTH CENTURY</periodFrom><seneschalPeriodFrom/><bmPeriodFrom/><periodoPeriodFrom/><periodTo>NINETEENTH CENTURY</periodTo><seneschalPeriodTo/><bmPeriodTo/><periodoPeriodTo/><reusePeriod/><ascribedCulture/><culturePeriodo/><cultureBM/><discmethod>Diving</discmethod><identifier/><secondaryIdentifier/><recorder>P T</recorder><fromCirca>Exactly</fromCirca><toCirca/><findSpotID>199</findSpotID><countyID/><parishID/><districtID/><regionID/><fourFigure/><map25k/><map10k/><knownas/><fourFigureLat/><fourFigureLon/><woeid/><gridlen/><geonamesID/><accuracy/><what3words/><source/><coinID/><obverseDescription/><obverseInscription/><reverseDescription/><reverseInscription/><cciNumber/><denominationID/><degreeOfWear/><allenType/><vaType/><mackType/><abcType/><bmcType/><reeceID/><dieAxis/><moneyer/><revtypeID/><categoryID/><typeID/><tribeID/><statusID/><rulerQualifier/><denominationQualifier/><mintQualifier/><dieAxisCertainty/><initialMark/><reverseMintMark/><statusQualifier/><ruler1/><ruler2/><mintID/><rrcID/><ricID/><tribe/><ironAgeRegion/><ironAgeArea/><denomination/><nomismaDenomination/><dbpediaDenomination/><bmDenomination/><primaryRuler/><viaf/><rulerDbpedia/><nomismaRulerID/><secondaryRuler/><periodName/><dateRange/><mintName/><nomismaMintID/><pleiadesID/><mintGeonamesID/><mintWoeid/><mintOsID/><mintGettyID/><mintWoeID/><mintDbPediaID/><mintWhat3Words/><mintBritMuseumID/><wear/><nomismaWear/><dieAxisName/><category/><type/><moneyerID/><nomismaMoneyer/><emperorID/><romanMintID/><reverseType/><status/><jettonClass/><jettonType/><jettonGroup/><thumbnail>511</thumbnail><filename>199_IMG_6710.JPG</filename><imagedir>images/MAS</imagedir><region/><rallyID/><rallyName/><rallyDateFrom/><rallyDateTo/><landuse/><landvalue/><regionType/><countyType/><county/><districtType/><district/><parishType/><centreLat/><centreLon/><parish/><subsequentActionTerm/><bmThesObject/><seneschalObject>96823</seneschalObject></artefact></response>
