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Vintage, Collectible Set of Three Storage Tins - Sugar/Coffee/Tea Set
Secondhand
R125.00
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17 May 24 23:16
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Alrode South, Alberton
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Ready for collection by Wednesday, 5 June.
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Product details
Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
Post-1950
Theme
Tea & Coffee Tins
Product code
LA230057
Bob Shop ID
612754764
Vintage, Collectible Set of Three Storage Tins - Sugar/Coffee/Tea Set
Set of three storage tins that may very well make you nostalgic. Probably used as sugar, coffee and tea tins in the kitchen but could be used for any purpose. Add some vintage flair to your kitchen or cherish these as part of your collection,
These tins are in a good vintage condition with the colours still vibrant and the tin structure intact. It does however show some wear to be expected from tins that probably worked quite hard at one point.
