Every teasmade model in date order.
1950s
The new streamlined, coronation model, the LGH 2000, was launched in September 1953, at £9/15/-. At the time of its launch Hawkins was still selling the LGH 1200c and the Tiffee. I believe this was the first model based on Registered Design number 858238, which was registered in 1950.
1950s
The Goblin D26 was introduced in 1954 to replace the unsuccessful D23. The alarm was a traditional 12 hour system. Initially the D26 made use of the last of the D23 bodies, then a new bakelite version was introduced. The clock too was replaced, to match that of the new
1950s
This new 1950’s version of the Tecal, based on Hawkins patent no 661601, was introduced in 1954. Its appearance was much the same as the later 4000. I believe this was the second model based on Registered Design number 858238, which was registered in 1950. The patent number was
1950s
In 1954 Teesmade Engineering entered into an agreement with Pifco, to produce their two pre-existing models in the Pifco name. These became the Pifco 1045 and 1047. Teesmade Engineering not only manufactured the units but also provided after sales care. There is a label on the underside of many
1950s
1954 Pifco 1047 Tea-o-Matic
1950s
Some time between 1954 and 1959, Pifco took over and rebranded Teesmade Engineering’s Teeboy Deluxe as the Tea-o-matic 1049. The Pifco 1049 has a similar base, kettle and teapot to the Teeboy, but a very different and stylish clock face. Under some Pifco examples you will see
1950s
The Teaboy and the Teaboy Junior were manufactured by Teesmade Engineering at Lansbury Drive in around 1954. These were distributed through wholesalers. The advert shown in the gallery features in a 1954 wholesale catalogue, in which the price was £13.3.0. The Teaboy had a Smiths Sectric Autocal clock/
1950s
The Teaboy and the Teaboy Junior were manufactured by Teesmade Engineering at Lansbury Drive in around 1954. These were distributed through wholesalers. The Teaboy Junior featured in a 1954 catalogue. The price in 1954 was £7-12-0 (listed as wholesale). Helpfully a date of August 1957 is scratched onto
1950s
The history of the Goblin D25 Teasmade, which was launched in 1955.
1950s
Clock manufacturer Metamec launched their teasmade, the model A850, in 1957
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.
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