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Subiaco Museum > Records

CUP: WEMBLEY WARE, GREEN LUSTRE, SUBIACO MUNICIPALITY

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Wembley Ware

Subcollections

Wembley Ware Collection

Overview

From a set of teacup and saucer known as a 'tennis set'. Collected for Industry exhibition.

Green lustre glazed teacup. Stamped with the Subiaco Municipality Coat of Arms. Gold rim and handle

Base: On the bottom of the cup is a maker's mark of intwined 'B&W' which is surrounded in a circle by: 'QUALITY WEMBLEY WARE' and a crown at the top. White adhesive label on base-CIT 262. Red adhesive label '2005 L445.b Subiaco'

Historical information

Glazed china., gold glazed decoration, adhesive paper label

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1999.49.1

Item type

Objects

Width

75 mm

Height or length

70 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Wembley Ware

Keywords

industry

Calyx Pottery

Bristile

Australian Fine China

Wembley Ware

Subiaco Municipal Council

City of Subiaco

Statement of significance

Local industrial and social history. Product made by Australian Fine China, a factory in Subiaco.

Last modified

Friday, 26 July, 2024

Completeness

83

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