Biscuit box (5) - Latta
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Five vintage tin advertising boxes from various European brands, dating to the mid‑20th century, made of tinplate, in good used condition with small signs of age, with individual dimensions and weights as listed.
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Five old advertising tins from various brands usually contained biscuits or chocolates. They were highly sought after for collecting as well.
. Tin biscuit box of 1 kg produced by the historic Roman company Gentilini. It presents a vintage patriotic aesthetic, depicting a steam train and gold medals. The Gentilini company was founded in Rome in 1890 by Pietro Gentilini. In addition to containing the biscuits, these tins are popular as collectible items or for kitchen decoration.
Size: 20x20x20, weight 430 g
. Round tin box blue and gold for "Butter Cookies" (butter biscuits), it is a collectible item. It features an artistic-style image of a garden with a figure in a white dress, reminiscent of a Monet painting.
Dimensions: 19x19x8 cm, weight 200 g
. Vintage tin box for biscuits Produced in England Packed for the city bakeries, Glasgow Produced by Burton's Gold Medal Biscuits Ltd. Used, in vintage 1950s condition, tin horse, the favorite.
Dimensions: 25x19x4 cm, weight 280 g
. Box representing a decoration depicting a girl with a puppy looking out of a window. It is a collectible item, often used to contain food products such as Paneangeli yeast, from the 1950s.
Dimensions: 25 x 16 x 9 cm, weight 330 g
. Decorated box featuring the painting "Crossing in the Lagoon" (1885) by Italian painter Mosè Bianchi, depicting a typical Venetian lagoon craft. The box contained Novara biscuits from Pavesi in the 1950s.
Dimensions: 21x13x6 cm, weight 190 g
Five old advertising tins from various brands usually contained biscuits or chocolates. They were highly sought after for collecting as well.
. Tin biscuit box of 1 kg produced by the historic Roman company Gentilini. It presents a vintage patriotic aesthetic, depicting a steam train and gold medals. The Gentilini company was founded in Rome in 1890 by Pietro Gentilini. In addition to containing the biscuits, these tins are popular as collectible items or for kitchen decoration.
Size: 20x20x20, weight 430 g
. Round tin box blue and gold for "Butter Cookies" (butter biscuits), it is a collectible item. It features an artistic-style image of a garden with a figure in a white dress, reminiscent of a Monet painting.
Dimensions: 19x19x8 cm, weight 200 g
. Vintage tin box for biscuits Produced in England Packed for the city bakeries, Glasgow Produced by Burton's Gold Medal Biscuits Ltd. Used, in vintage 1950s condition, tin horse, the favorite.
Dimensions: 25x19x4 cm, weight 280 g
. Box representing a decoration depicting a girl with a puppy looking out of a window. It is a collectible item, often used to contain food products such as Paneangeli yeast, from the 1950s.
Dimensions: 25 x 16 x 9 cm, weight 330 g
. Decorated box featuring the painting "Crossing in the Lagoon" (1885) by Italian painter Mosè Bianchi, depicting a typical Venetian lagoon craft. The box contained Novara biscuits from Pavesi in the 1950s.
Dimensions: 21x13x6 cm, weight 190 g
Details
Era
1900-2000
Metal type
Latta
Number of objects
5
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Metal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950, 1970-1980
