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Is this a 755 shape cup?
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Is this a 755 shape cup?

This is quite a large cup, like a railways cup, although I thought they were the smaller version

It is simply stamped New Zeland on the base

It is the same height as a coffee mug, and the coffee can is slightly shorter
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Re: Is this a 755 shape cup?
The records say - 755 Carlton Cup no measurements .
We do have a 755 in the Gallery and it matches the Museum pic ....

We do have a 755 in the Gallery and it matches the Museum pic ....

Re: Is this a 755 shape cup?
Ok, the handle is different on the museum pic. Sadly there is no number on my old one.
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Re: Is this a 755 shape cup?
Yours looks like the 700 Railway Cup, unfortunately there are no measurements in the records. Val Monk has one and it is quite big for a cup that holds tea .... ~.~
You will find a pic in one of her books.
You will find a pic in one of her books.
Re: Is this a 755 shape cup?
Thanks Ev (I wish it had the transfer on it)
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Re: Is this a 755 shape cup?
The bisque railways cup I have is 84mm across the top and 74mm high. The width including handle is 113mm. It doesn't have any impressed marks or words.
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