If you find a Cadbury Bournvita malted chocolate drink cup, buy it. It was made by England’s famous Wedgwood Pottery. In 1933 when Wedgwood, like others, was having financial problems, Cadbury ordered the cups as a giveaway. Send in four coupons cut from the package and get a cup. The buff-colored cup came with a saucer that could be used as a lid to keep the drink warm. Over a million cups were made and Wedgwood made money on them. It also helped the company develop cost-effective manufacturing methods and focus on new designs.