1960s
1960 Goblin Teasmade D25b
Goblin Teasmade D25b, manufactured from 1960 to 1967.
1960s
Goblin Teasmade D25b, manufactured from 1960 to 1967.
1960s
Exact date unknown but must fall between 1954 and 1967. I believe this was the third model based on Registered Design number 858238, which was registered in 1950. The patent number was 661601 published on 21st November 1951. There were 4000 and 4000CH models.
1960s
In November 1960 Practical Mechanics Magazine featured an article on building two bedside teamakers, one primarily wooden, the other metal. The blueprint uses a hotplate to heat the water in a “Timothy Whites” picnic kettle and the suggested clock is a “Jock” alarm clock “from a well known chain store”
1960s
The Goblin D26b was made in about 1961. It was an updated version of the D26. It was discontinued in 1965.
1960s
The Goblin D28 was introduced in 1959. It was used the existing D26 body, but was built on a wider base. It was sold without a teapot, but space was provided on the right to use your own. The D28 was replaced by the D28b, D28c, and D28d, and the
1960s
The Goblin D28b was made in about 1961. It was an updated version of the D28 which was introduced in 1959. The series was eventually discontinued in 1965.
1960s
The Goblin D28c was made in about 1962. No illustration available, sorry. It was an updated version of the D28 which was introduced in 1959. The series was eventually discontinued in 1965.
1960s
The Goblin D28d was made in about 1963. It was an updated version of the D28 which was introduced in 1959. The series was eventually discontinued in 1965.
1960s
The example illustrated was found on the internet, dated 1963. The body of the teasmade is pink, but it is otherwise identical in appearance to the 833.
1960s
The chrome plated deco styled Hawkins Classic LGH 5000 was made by L G Hawkins of Drury Lane, Hastings. It is known to have been available from 1963 to 1966 and was probably produced into the 1970’s. This teasmade was advertised as a “Luxurious Tea and Coffee Maker” in
1960s
The Russell Hobbs Tea Maker was marketed in 1965. It is a fascinating device. For a long time I knew of it as only as a tea maker, but I later discovered that an optional alarm clock with a bakelite-like finish could be plugged into the teamaker on one
1960s
The Goblin D31 went into production in July 1966. It is known to have been on sale that year for £14/10/-, when it was referred to as the “New Goblin”. With the D31 Goblin moved away from their traditional styling into a much more modern look, with a circular
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