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Betty Brown Historical Centre (Shire of West Arthur) > Records

Teapot

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c. 1960

Overview

Silver teapot with black plastic handle (Bakelite) with lid and bakelite knob

Historical information

Owned and used by Clive and Judith Bennecke at Tachbrook Farm (Now called Brookdale, Darling Road) Bokal. WA.

Details

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Registration number

cwa-org-50-24.005

Material

Width

16 cm

Height or length

10 cm

Inscriptions and markings

Swan Brand, Made in England. 2 cups. The Carlto

Keywords

Place made

England, United Kingdom

Year

Betty Brown Historical Centre (Shire of West Arthur)

Betty Brown Historical Centre (Shire of West Arthur)

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