Customised Crockery - "Busselton Tea Rooms"

Overview

Four customised pieces of crockery -

Item 1 one dinner plate: round white plate, with black and brown pinstripe around edge. Wording "Busselton Tea Rooms" inside wreath. c1946
Item 2 one jug: white coloured jug, with black and brown pinstripe around rim. Wording "Busselton Tea Rooms" inside wreath. c1920
Item 3 two saucer plates: round white saucers, with black and brown pinstripe around rim. Wording "Busselton Tea Rooms" inside wreath.

Historical information

Gibsons & Paterson Ltd was a major historical distributor and agent for English hotel ware and china, particularly for Grindley Hotel Ware (Duraline) in Australia and New Zealand during the mid-20th century - they primarily supplied restaurants, railways, and hotels.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-124-2020.433
Item type
Crockery
Objects
Material
Ceramics
Inscriptions and markings

Plate backstamp: "Duraline"
Super
Vitrified
Grindley
Hotelware Co.
England
Gibson & Paterson Pty Ltd
Sydney
2-49

Jug backstamp:
Furnivals
(1913) Ltd.
England
Manufactured for
Gibsons & Patterson Ltd
Made in England

Creamer: (no markings)

Contextual information

Originally situated in the first southern block of Queen Street, the Tea Rooms were there until the 1960s.

1932 : Mrs E Wilkinson (Proprietress)
1948 July 14th : R J Thom

(Reference: information taken from Newspaper adverts and shop receipts

Keywords
Busselton Tea Rooms
Food & Drink Consumption - Crockery
Place made
England, United Kingdom
Primary significance criteria
Artistic or aesthetic significance
Historic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Last modified
Wednesday, 3 June, 2026
Completeness
88
Busselton Historical Society

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Busselton Tea Rooms crockery
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Busselton Tea Rooms logo

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