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DESCRIPTION A genuine piece of American industrial history, this TIN container was produced by E. Greenfields Son & Co. of New York (Est. 1848). This "American Fine Confectionery" vessel is a classic example of early 20th-century lithographed advertising. It features a weathered, authentic patina that tells the story of its age and journey.
CONDITION NOTES Please note that this is an authentic antique item:
AUTHENTIC WEAR: The tin shows significant signs of age, including a "bleached" effect on one side, likely due to historical sun exposure.
SEALED LID: The lid is currently stuck/fixed and cannot be removed. We have left it in its found state to avoid damaging the metal.
PATINA: Surface oxidation and minor scuffs consistent with a 100-year-old advertising piece.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
MATERIAL: Lithographed Tin / Metal.
DIMENSIONS: 20cm x 15cm x 10cm.
ORIGIN: 44 Barclay St, New York, USA.
ESTIMATED ERA: Circa 18901920.
SHIPPING: The item will be securely packed in bubble wrap and a sturdy box to ensure safe arrival. Please view all photos carefully as they form part of the description.
