1970s
The 844 was a replacement for the 834b. Production of the 844 began in Northern Ireland in August 1972. It had a new style of housing in beige with the clock face now printed on a polished aluminium fascia. The control was now achieved by a circular switch on a
1970s
Goblin Teasmade 843b replaced the 843. It was introduced in August 1973 and discontinued in 1975.
1970s
In the early 1970’s (about 1973) Metamec launched their own version of the Teeboy De-luxe. The name had been abandoned by Pifco when they took over the design. They used an existing Metamec clock with a lit dial, the A950. This teasmade was only made for a very
1970s
1974 Goblin Teasmade 844b was introduced in 1974 to replace the 844. It was discontinued in 1975.
1970s
The Goblin was launched 851 about 1974. This model was a simple unit with no clock or light. No picture available yet.
1970s
Goblin Teasmade model 852 was one of four new models which were launched in Autumn 1974, date confirmed via Goblin Leatherhead records. This was a replacement for the 815. It had no clock or light.
1970s
Doug describes his Goblin 852 Queen Anne Teasmade: The 852 Queen Anne is a rare combination of basic unit with deluxe kettle and teapot. As the base does not have the 4 studs to locate the teapot, I thought it may have been made up from spare bits but I
1970s
One of four new models which were launched in Autumn 1974. Date confirmed via Goblin Leatherhead records. This model replaced the Goblin 843. Teasmade collector Doug writes: “I have restored the 853. It is very similar to the model 843b which has only the kettle with long swivelling syphon tube
1970s
The Goblin Teasmade 854 was one of four new models which were launched in Autumn 1974. (Date confirmed via Goblin Leatherhead records). I have seen many different versions of the 854 with slight variations in design or colour, including one with a flowery design on the teapot... and another with
1970s
The Goblin 855 was one of four new models which were launched in Autumn 1974.
1970s
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
1970s
There were several versions of Goblin teasmades, branded Swift, which were exported to South Africa. To date I have spotted Swift versions of the 854 (presumably the 854S) and the 870 Radio Teasmade. The example below, is a rebranded 870 Radio Teasmade, the 870S, advertised on Gumtree South Africa. The
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