Saucer Collection (#20)

American pancakes with maple syrup and raspberries served on a plate, cup of coffee and plate of fresh raspberries in background

Hot drink F006 / 7130
Hot drink

Young woman drinking coffee F008 / 2819
MODEL RELEASED. Young woman drinking coffee

Cup of coffee F008 / 2148
Cup of coffee

Orange juice and coffee F008 / 2120
Orange juice and coffee

Young woman drinking coffee F008 / 2818
MODEL RELEASED. Young woman drinking coffee

Cup of coffee F008 / 2047
Cup of coffee

Teacups

Magnolia soulangiana, Chinese magnolia
Painting by Pierre Joseph Redoute (1759-1840), from his publication Choix des plus belles fleurs (The Most Beautiful Flowers), c. 1827-33

Turkish coffee served in ornate silver cup and dish, Turkey, Eurasia

Who Said Robots? by George Studdy
A humorous illustration of Bonzo faced with robot versions of himself. The illustration mocked the craze for Bonzo merchandise that was popular at the time

George Ernest Studdy (1878 - 1948), the famous Sketch artist and creator of Bonzo, surrounded by various drawings of his creation

Ufos / Books / Aventura
VIAJES EN UN OVNI (Travel in a flying saucer) Spanish book for children in which the reader is named as YOU, participating in the action Date: 1986

HOWARD LINDSAY (1889-1968). American actor, playwright and producer. Lindsay in the title role of the Broadway production of Life with Father, 1939

KITCHENWARE, 1895. Page from a Montgomery Ward catalogue of 1895, promoting aluminum as the coming metal, soon to replace tin

TEA CUP, 1891. English newspaper advertisement for Phillips Minton China, 1891

Advert for Cadburys Bournville Cocoa 1941
It gives you: Extra food value. - Iron - the blood enricher. - Phosphates - for healthy growth. - Aid to digestion. - Vitamin D - vital to health. Date: 1941

A wife giveing her husband a cup of Oxo
A wife giving her husband a cup of Oxo. Advertisement for Oxo, assuring their nourishing concentrated Beef will " maintain health and vigour" Date: 1928- 1929

Silhouette, The Last Drop Makes the Cup Overflow

Advert for Cadburys cup chocolate 1939
Advertisement for Cadburys cup chocolate in a porcelain cup and saucer. Date: 1939

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

Tea for two
A boy and girl sitting at a table with tea and cakes. 1926

Boating Tea Break
A jolly young woman, wearing a beret, offers a cup and saucer of tea from the deck of her moored boat to another young woman wearing a box pleated skirt beside a tree trunk! Date: 1930s

Young lady in black and red dress by Martial et Armand
Young lady wearing a black and red crepe dress with red embroidered flowers, by Martial et Armand. 1924

Billowing Skirt 1925
" Keep Your Skirts Down Mary Ann". Mary Ann attempts to hold down a billowing saucer shaped skirt that she wears over several striped under- skirts & a pair of harem pants Date: 1925

Man Makes Tea for Two
A man wearing a dressing gown pours water into a china teapot as he prepares morning tea for two. Date: 1930s

Flying Saucer
Ralph 124C 41+ [Hugo Gernsback] Domed-disc spacecraft which anticipates to a remarkable degree the flying saucers of twenty years later Date: 1929

Childrens Picnics
Three children and their dog picnic in a birch wood Date: circa 1890

UFO over road. Computer artwork of an alien ship or UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) over a road

UFO. Computer artwork of an unidentified flying object (UFO, upper left) approaching Earth at night. The Moon is seen at upper right (orange)

Alien landscape. Computer artwork of a lizard-like alien and an alien building and flying machine in a rocky landscape beneath a red sky

UFOs. Computer artwork of unidentified flying objects (UFOs)

UFO over city. Computer artwork of an alien ship or UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) over a city

UFO in a black hole, computer artwork. This could represent the belief that alien craft are able to use black holes as portals to travel across space and time

Cup of tea and bowl of sugar, artwork
Cup of tea and bowl of sugar cubes, computer artwork

Cup of tea, thermogram
Cup of tea. Image 4 of 4. Thermogram of a hand dipping a biscuit into a cup of tea. The colours show variations in temperature

Pouring coffee, thermogram
MODEL RELEASED. Pouring coffee. Thermogram of coffee being poured from a cafetiere into a cup. The colours show variation in temperature

Cup of black tea

Entropy shown by heat loss. Entropy is a measure of the amount of order or disorder in a system, as well as how reversible a change is

Mint tea. Infusion of mint leaves (Mentha sp.) in a glass of hot water. This tea is a traditional remedy in the treatment of fevers, headaches and digestive disorders

Ice cube nearly melted on a plate. Image 2 of 2. Ice is the solid form of water. The freezing point of water at standard temperature and pressure is 0 degrees Celsius

Railway Sleeper - Oxford Station
The Railway Sleeper series - A snoozing University graduate seated on his trunk, nods off at Oxford Station as he studies a map of the London Underground

White Star Line cup, saucer and plate
A china cup, saucer and plate bearing the White Star Line name and flag

Dear, Dear, Dear! by G. E. Studdy
Early illustration by G. E. Studdy during World War I, showing a soldier (standing) speaking to a older lady on a London bus or tube train

Dress / Diamond Applique
Wrap over bodice, high collar, tight sleeves with shoulder puff & reversed cuffs, diamond applique on the hem & sleeves. A reticule hangs from a broad belt with a silver buckle

Pouring Tea
Lady poses while pouring tea. The groceries lie partially unpacked on the table

Ufos / Books / Tollet
Pierre Tollet MEURTRE EN SOUCOUPE VOLANTE Popular French thriller featuring a flying saucer which turns out to be a secret military device

Doggie Afternoon Tea
Two Black Scottie (Scottish Terrier) dogs taking afternoon tea on their garden lawn, one from a cup and the other from a saucer!

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"Unveiling the Enigma: Saucers, UFOs, and Extraterrestrial Encounters" Unraveling the mysteries of the universe, saucers have long fascinated mankind with their elusive presence. From tales of UFO sightings to eerie cattle mutilations, these enigmatic saucers have left an indelible mark on our collective imagination. Aztec, New Mexico - a place forever etched in history as the site of a baffling UFO crash that captivated the world's attention. Roswell, New Mexico - another infamous incident where a supposed UFO crash sparked endless debates and conspiracy theories. Even back in 1894, an advert for United Kingdom Tea Company hinted at otherworldly connections with its peculiar saucer-shaped design. The elegance of tea culture transcends time; a delicate TEA CUP from 1890 showcased in an English newspaper advertisement reveals how saucers became intertwined with daily rituals. Statues bear witness to extraordinary events too – sightings of unidentified flying objects hovering above them leave us pondering their purpose and origin. Bonzos Latest: This Weeks Studdy - amidst all this intrigue surrounding saucers, even popular culture couldn't resist incorporating them into entertainment mediums like comics and cartoons. In New Hampshire, USA, reports emerged about chilling abductions linked to mysterious UFO encounters that continue to baffle investigators till this day. Trindade Island witnessed one such inexplicable event when Ufos made their presence known through captivating sightings that defied conventional explanations. A glamorous female model finds herself accompanied by her trusty Goblin Teasmade while posing for photographs – showcasing how even household appliances embraced the allure of flying saucers. Advert for Shelley Vogue China 1931 hints at society's fascination with futuristic designs inspired by these celestial objects. 13. Flying Saucers Have Landed.