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Busselton Historical Society > Records

"The Cup of Knowledge" - Jackson & Gosling

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Jackson & Gosling

c. 1950

Overview

Inside of cup: images of scattered red & black playing cards. Words in black text. Gold around rim.
Outside of cup: black and white checkered band

Historical information

"Cup of Knowledge" - copy of early tealeaf reading cup. Made by Jackson & Gosling, c.1950

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-124-2025.78

Item type

Crockery

Cups

Themes

Food & Beverage

Material

Bone China

Inscriptions and markings

Inside cup: "The Cup of Knowledge"
Base of cup: Ye Old English. Grosvenor China. Jackson & Gosling, England. Made in England. Reg No. 702??

Contextual information

Grosvenor China is a brand name. It is not a general term for bone china, but rather a specific type of bone china made by the Grosvenor Works in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, England.
Jackson & Gosling:
The Grosvenor china brand was originally associated with the Jackson & Gosling company.
New Chelsea China Co.:
In 1957, Jackson & Gosling and the Grosvenor trade name were acquired by the New Chelsea China Co.

Keywords

Crockery

Kitchen

Food & Drink Consumption - Crockery

Place made

England, United Kingdom

Year

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Last modified

Saturday, 4 July, 2026

Completeness

100

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