Antique Jacobs and Co Biscuit Manufacturer Sample Tin - Cream Crackers c1912
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Product details
Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
1900-1950
Theme
Biscuit Tins
Product code
LA240004
Bob Shop ID
615254741
Vintage Jacobs and Co Biscuit Manufacturer Sample Tin - Cream Crackers c1912
This desirable little antique tin is a rare find. It was made around 1912 by W and R Jacobs and Co in England and would have contained Cream Cracker samples marketing their new biscuits, in this case, Cream Crackers.
This small square tin would probably contain 4-6 cream crackers and has an embossed decoration on the lid. The tin itself is in very good condition with no damage to report, it does however show considerable age that one would expect from a tin that is already well over 100 years old. If it has any labels or colours applied, these have long since faced. It measures approximately 8cm X 8cm X 3cm. A very collectible tin that you are not likely to see again soon.
