Doug has a guarantee card dated 1967. The platform is now reversed: the kettle on the left and the teapot on the right. This style and arrangement of teapot right and kettle left remained standard from this point onwards.

The kettle is similar to the D25b but has ball impressed feet. The socket/plug, now on the other side, has a circular 3 pin internal earth.

The Queen Anne came as a Gift Pack which cost £29.11.2 in 1970. It included a china teaset (two cups and saucers, a cream jug and a sugar bowl), which for at least part of the production run was Royal Albert Silver Maple.

Early models had the standard D25 clock face (confirmed by advertisements of the period). Later models had the new brushed stainless steel clock face which featured on the forthcoming D25d, but I have only been advised of one example so far, serial number 397154.

This model was also made in a 110v version for the US market.