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Thorne’s Toffee Tin 1930s Vintage Leeds Confectionery Advertising Collectable
Thorne’s Toffee Tin 1930s Vintage Leeds Confectionery Advertising Collectable
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Product Description
A charming example of 1930s British confectionery advertising, this original Thorne’s Assorted Toffee tin captures the colourful packaging and nostalgic character of a bygone era.
Produced by Henry Thorne & Co Ltd of Leeds, this vintage tin features illustrated nursery style graphics, a hinged lid and an aged patina that reflects its journey through time. During the early twentieth century, confectionery tins were often designed as attractive household objects as well as practical packaging, making them fascinating pieces of everyday social history.
The gentle fading, wear and signs of age add authenticity to this collectable tin, while the original printed design remains full of charm and character. It offers a wonderful glimpse into British manufacturing, advertising and the traditions surrounding sweets and confectionery.
Perfect for collectors of vintage advertising, confectionery memorabilia, illustrated packaging, kitchenalia or nostalgic display pieces.
A characterful piece of British advertising history, celebrating the craftsmanship and storytelling found in vintage packaging design.
A wonderful piece of advertising history that brings character to shelves, kitchens or vintage displays.
Product Details
Type: Advertising tin
Maker: Henry Thorne & Co Ltd
Origin: Leeds, England
Material: Tin
Design: Nursery style printed graphics
Era: 1930s
Closure: Hinged lid
Dimensions
Height: Approx 7 cm
Width: Approx 13 cm
Condition
Good vintage condition with wear, fading and areas of oxidation consistent with age.
Suitable For
Vintage advertising collectors
Confectionery tin displays
Kitchenalia collections
Nursery graphic ephemera
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Shipping
Carefully packed and dispatched from Surrey. Free UK delivery.
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