CULT SCI-FI MEMORABILIA
Yes, I admit to being bit of a Doctor Who fan although my days of watching the show on television go way way back to the first few doctors, part of what is now called the Classic Series.
Some 50 odd years later I was amazed to see this mug while travelling and just had to bring it home. Fifteen years later it still just sits on the study shelf and as we are trying to downsize everything, foreseeing a future where we do not have the space for all of our 'stuff", this mug (along with a lot of other things) needs to find a new home that will appreciate what it represents.
This Police Box has never seen a drop of coffee, actually a friend told me that to try and fill it would be a useless exercise as everyone (Well, Doctor Who fans anyway) knows that the inside of the Tardis is not normal because the Tardis is actually the result of advanced Time Lord technology and it uses trans-dimensional engineering to fold a near-infinite interior into a small, exterior shell (the Police Box) Pretty neat huh? So you (in theory) could pour your hot water into this coffee mug ad-infinitum and it would never become full. The ultimate "endless cup of coffee" or so the story goes.
DOCTOR WHO - TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension In Space machine) Coffee Mug
ZEON was a UK based merchandiser which held a license to produce a wide range of "Doctor Who" products
Manufactured in China
Material: Ceramic
Logo etc is licensed from BBC UK
DTACM Rating: 10/10 (Dang! Thats A Cool Mug!)
Released around 2012
Mug capacity: Infinity
DIMENSIONS:
External: 85mm x 87mm x 170mm height (measured to the top of the Police Box Blue light)
Internal: Impossible to measure, I tried using a measuring tape inside but it just keeps going further and further in, never reaching the bottom! (Nudge Nudge Wink Wink)
COSMETIC CONDITION:
UNUSED (Like New)
NO Dark Blue background colouring damage
NO graphic damage
NO ceramic damage i.e no cracks, chips etc
I cannot tell you much about the inside of this mug, it is Dark Blue and unmarked but it appears to have no bottom at all, something like looking into a Black Hole but this one is Dark Blue ... like looking into an Abyss!
