Cream-painted wooden base and fulcrum
Cream-painted wooden base and fulcrum, and clock by Smith's English Clocks Ltd Cricklewood with lamp socket at top, part of the original "Teasmade" automatic tea-making machine invented by engineer W.H. Brenner Thornton who subsequently sold the patent (414, 088 1934) to the British Vacuum Cleaner and Engineering Co. Ltd. who marketed it under the Goblin Teasmade name, English, 1932
- Measurements:
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height 350 mm
width 285 mm
depth 240 mm
- Materials:
- base, wood, painted cream
- Object Number:
- 1970-383 Pt1
- type:
- clocks