Souvenir - Caves House coffee cup

c. 1920
Subcollections
Overview

Small light green straight-sided coffee cup with white interior. Green curved handle. It has a slightly darker transfer print, on the front showing a depiction of Caves House Yallingup, c 1920's.
On the reverse side of cup is a darker green background and a transfer of banksia flower and leaves with print below.

Historical information

Historically connected to the Busselton area by early picture of Caves House, Yallingup showing a timber extension which burnt down on the 4th Decemebr 1930.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-124-2019.203
Item type
Domestic Objects
Objects
Souvenirs
Material
Ceramics
Width
85 mm
Height or length
61 mm
Inscriptions and markings

Side of cup: "Cave House. Western Australia"
Base of cup: Maker's Mark is of a lion standing on a crown. Below this, Royal Doulton/England. Around the intersecting D motif. Used by Royal Doulton from 1901 to 1922. Printed below W.SANDOVER & CO/ PERTH. At the top of the base over the glaze, handwritten in blue (texta pen) 94/43

Keywords
Caves House
Yallingup
Year
Statement of significance

Coffee Cans are rarely seen or used today being replaced post war by cups and later mugs
Rarity:

Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Last modified
Sunday, 10 May, 2026
Completeness
100
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