Cuppa Collection

A glamorous female model with her trusty Goblin Teasmade
A stylish female model wakes up fresh-faced and ready now to face the day thanks to a few sips from a hearty brew prepared by her faithful bedside Goblin Teasmade. How Delicious! Date: 1960s

Two Deer enjoy Breakfast in Bed (charged extra)
" Pass the toast, dear..!" - Mr and Mrs Roebuck enjoying an early morning cuppa in bed at the Old Stags Head Inn. I wonder if she has ant-eloped with him...! Date: 1914

A group of society ladies enjoying a cup of tea and biscuits together. Date: 1910

One of the production team at Ty-phoo Tea factory, Bordesley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham takes a well earned tea break from the production line. 4th February 1960

HOUSEWIFES TEA BREAK
A tired housewife in an apron sits on a chair, frowning. Is she not entitled to a tea break? Date: late 1960s

TEA - CUP THAT CHEERS
A thirsty sailor enjoys a cuppa whilst steering his boat. Date: 1894

COOK AND HOUSEMAID
Cook and housemaid in a French kitchen : a welcome cuppa while the joint cooks on the range and the cat waits for its share of scraps

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A mug of tea and slice of toast

Having a Cuppa
A little girl kneels on the garden lawn and steadies her baby sisters head as she helps her to have a drink from a tea cup. Date: 1950s

Ymca Tea Car
War workers and troops form a queue and others enjoy a cuppa and a snack on the bonnet of the YMCA " Tea Car", providing refreshments for them and those made homeless by bombing Date

LFB firefighters grab a mug of tea from Brigade Canteen Van
LFB firefighters take a break and grab a cup of tea from the Brigade Canteen Van Date: circa late 1920s

Morning Cuppa
A woman lies in bed with a cup of tea. It is 7:01 so plenty of time for a lie in. Date: late 1960s

Biggin Hill, Kent. 615 Squadron taking a break. June 1949 photograph by John Topham

LFB firefighters grab a mug of tea from Brigade Canteen Van
LFB firefighters take a break and grab a cup of tea from the Brigade Canteen Van

Housewifes Cuppa
A smart housewife takes time out to enjoy a cup of tea in a china teacup and saucer. Date: 1960s

Advert for Belling eletctric fires
The 2 kilowatt Belling is a flicker coal fire fitted with a beautiful flame effect : it keeps your teapot warm for a second cuppa, and its radiant heat warms the whole room ! Date: 1931

Three workmen stop for a cup of tea on a snowy day
Three workmen stop for a welcome cup of tea on a snowy winters day. (2 of 2)

Female Type / Cig & Cuppa
A lady of leisure takes it easy with a cigarette and a cup of tea

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"A Cuppa: A Timeless Tradition of Tea and Togetherness" Step into the glamorous world of a bygone era as a female model, adorned in elegance, enjoys her morning cuppa with the trusty Goblin Teasmade by her side. The aroma of freshly brewed tea fills the air, transporting us to a time when sophistication was paramount. In another corner of history, we find ourselves amidst a group of society ladies gathered together for an afternoon tea party in 1910. With delicate china cups clinking and biscuits being savored, their laughter echoes through time, reminding us that tea has always been synonymous with friendship and camaraderie. Fast forward to the bustling household scene where housewives take a well-deserved break from their daily chores. Their respite comes in the form of a steaming cuppa - their momentary escape from the demands of domesticity. Tea has long been celebrated as "the cup that cheers, " offering solace and comfort during both joyful and challenging times. Whether it's sipped by elegant socialites or hardworking cooks and housemaids alike, this humble beverage holds immense power to uplift spirits. Even nature's creatures appreciate the allure of a cuppa. Two deer indulge in breakfast in bed (charged extra), relishing every sip alongside Mother Nature's beauty. It reminds us that even amidst wilderness, there is room for indulgence and relaxation. From grand events to everyday moments, having a cuppa transcends boundaries. The YMCA Tea Car brings warmth to those seeking refuge or support while firefighters on duty grab mugs from Brigade Canteen Van – finding solace within each sip before bravely facing challenges ahead. As dawn breaks over Ty-phoo Tea factory at Bordesley Street in Digbeth, one can almost taste the dedication poured into every blend. Behind-the-scenes heroes ensure our mornings are complete with that perfect brew – reminding us that passion fuels every cuppa.