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Posted 9 years ago
Mac63
(87 items)
I have never really paid much attention to biscuit tins let alone consider buying one but when I saw this biscuit tin from Huntley and Palmers at a local flea market this weekend past, I jumped on it. Obviously there is a strong art nouveau influence going on here - a country scene at sunset, framed by tree silhouettes captures the period nicely. My research tells me that it is dated 1908. It stands 7.5” tall.
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Mac
The picture #3 really stand up, great job, to but A Glass Biscuit Jar and your Snake Vase as a grouping.
Wow I love your tin Biscuit box, in the first look almost look like glass to.
Alan
Really lovely Mac63....:-)
Wow! What color! That's if spectacular!
wow!!! so well done!!!
Those English sure knew how to store their "crumpets" That would pass for finery for the table.
WOOOOOW! BEAUTIFUL! LOVE IT!
What a marvellous tin, I've never seen one like that.
Thank you for checking in.
Beautiful trio!!!
Great piece Mac! At first glance it reminded me of cameo glass...
Rick, I think that was my initial attraction too.
What a Fantastic biscuit tin! It looks great with the glass, like it belongs.
A splendid biscuit tin. Looks free of dents and dings. (Those are not types of English biscuits)
wow! what a beauty!