1974 Noryl Teapot

Engineering Polymers Ltd of Wilmslow proposed the idea of using Noryl for vacuum cleaners and hot water environments in 1972. On Wednesday 17th January 1973 the company made a presentation to Goblin at a meeting, demonstrating Noryl’s capabilities with a slideshow and a film, and finishing up with a luncheon.

The Noryl teapot was finally introduced in 1974. It was used for the Goblin models 852 and 854. Noryl was a new material developed by Engineering Polymers. It was also used for a Russell Hobbs kettle. The teapot was manufactured for Goblin by Wragby Plastics.