Phillipss Toilet Aquarius

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Phillipss Toilet Aquarius

An advertisement from 1891 for Phillipss Toilet Aquarius, a new water container for wash stands where...no muscular effort required. The water flows into the basin by simply pulling forward the handle. No lifting of a heavy jug. A Boon to Ladies and Invalids. A trouble-saver to Strong Men. The newly patented device is endorsed by the famous theatre actress, Phyllis Broughton

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1891 Basin Boon Broughton Container Device Effort Endorsed Flows Forward Handle Heavy Invalids Lifting Muscular Newly Patented Phyllis Pulling Required Saver Simply Stands Strong Trouble Wash

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EDITORS COMMENTS
Step into the past with this advertisement for Philipps Toilet Aquarius, a revolutionary water container from 1891. The image showcases the sleek and elegant design of the device, which promised to make washing hands a effortless experience for all. The Toilet Aquarius was a boon for ladies and invalids, as it eliminated the need for lifting heavy jugs. Strong men too would find it a trouble-saver, as the water flowed into the basin simply by pulling forward the handle. The newly patented device was an import from Germany and was endorsed by the famous theatre actress, Phyllis Broughton, adding a touch of glamour and credibility to the product. The advertisement, published in 1891, highlights the innovative nature of the device and its ability to make everyday tasks easier. The handle, which required no muscular effort, was a significant improvement from the traditional method of manually lifting and pouring water from heavy jugs. The Toilet Aquarius was a testament to the ingenuity of the time and a precursor to modern-day plumbing systems. Phyllis Broughton, a popular actress of the era, lent her name and fame to the product, adding an air of sophistication and appeal. The advertisement's text emphasizes the device's benefits for various demographics, making it a versatile and desirable product for the public. This historical artifact offers a fascinating glimpse into the past and the evolution of household appliances. The Philipps Toilet Aquarius represents a time when simple innovations could make a significant impact on people's daily lives.

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