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Title:
Pyrex tumbler in red holder
Object name(s):
beverage equipment; mug
Brief description:
This Pyrex brand cup made by James A Jobling in the 1950s consists of a glass tumbler in a red plastic holder. The holder, which was moulded by Insulators Jarrow Plastics Division, is made from injection moulded polypropylene and has a handle, whislt the Pyrex glass fits snuggly inside the holder it can easily be removed. This cup is complete with its original box. This design was featured at the 1957 British Plastics Exhibition at Olympia.
Collection:
Museum of Design in Plastics
Associated concept:
house and garden
Colour:
red
Dimension:
height 120 mm
Dimension:
diameter 70 mm
Inscription content:
Pyrex tumbler for hot/cold drinks
Material:
plastic
Material:
PP
Material:
polypropylene
Material:
glass
Object name:
beverage equipment; mug
Object number:
AIBDC : 0_2335
Object production date:
1957
Object production organisation:
James A Jobling
Organisation's association:
Manufacturer
Object production person:
Unknown
Person's association:
Designer
Technique:
injection moulded

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/323787c4-4d64-3546-b41e-03c8f8c7b546

Use licence for this record: CC BY

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/323787c4-4d64-3546-b41e-03c8f8c7b546, Museum of Design in Plastics, CC BY

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