2006 Sunbeam Zarafina TH1000
The Sunbeam Zarafina is a compact two cup tea maker which was internationally available from 2006.
1891 Charles Walker's Early Riser's Friend
The first known teasmade was invented by Charles Maynard Walker. It predates Rowbottom’s invention by a matter of months.
1891 Samuel Rowbottom's Gas Teamaker
On 17 December 1891 Samuel Rowbottom applied for a patent for his Automatic Tea Making Apparatus. The patent is for
1893 James Greenhalgh's Gas Tea Maker
On 17th August 1893 two men from Salford, Lancaster, patented a gas-powered teasmade. James Alfred Greenhalgh and his neighbour, John
1898 James Perry's Combined Alarm, Clock, and Water Heating Apparatus
James Perry, a watchmaker of 54 Rugby Place, Brighton, applied for a patent for a ‘Combined Alarm, Clock, and Water
1903 Time Water Heater and Alarm
On 21st Feb 1903 George William Richardson, engineer’s fitter, and Henry James Sams, commercial traveller, submitted their application GB190304109DA
1904 Richardson's Clock that Makes the Tea
This tea making machine was invented by Albert Edward Richardson. Unlike Rowbottom’s earlier invention, Albert’s teasmade relied upon
1910 Manners-Smith's Means for Boiling Water
On 3rd December 1910 John Alexander Manners-Smith submitted an application for a patent for ‘An Improved Means for Boiling Water
1911 Josiah Wilkins Tea Maker
On March 27 1911 Josiah Wilkins, an engineer from Blackburn, submitted a patent application for an automatic tea making appliance,
1912 The Early Morning Waiter
An Australian, a man named in the Adelaide Advertiser as Mr W Maggin (sic) of Kurralta Park, Adelaide, South Australia,