The D25d featured the new brushed stainless steel clock face.

The kettle and teapot were no longer set diagonally. The new teapot design had a black lid. The socket was the same circular type as on the D25c. The new style kettle had a short transfer tube leading to the spout of the teapot instead of to a feeder hole in the pot lid.

Goblin Leatherhead records confirm that on 30th Dec 1970 Goblin announced a price increase of 5% on all models except the D25 to take effect from 1st February 1971. It appears that the price was held in order to clear stock. A memo from 6th July 1971 announced a further price increase of 5% on the 833, 834 and 835, no increase on the 815, and no mention of the D25(d). So we can conclude that stocks of the D25 definitely ran out in early 1971.

A memo in 1971 further confirmed that the demise of the D25 series was final. The D25 was to be replaced by the model 835 but retaining the same clock and movement.

The D25d was also available in a Queen Anne version.