This tin is from The Confectionery House of New Broad Street in London, England, and its condition is excellent. Sure, there’s a few light scratches present, a not-tight knob on the removable lid, and a slight ding in the handle that doesn’t affect use or it’s display ability. But most striking about this one-of-a-kind tin is that a young lass names Robyn H. used to own it, and she was proud enough about her special tin that she scratched her name in it,. (See last photo). Made in England.
So Robyn, if you want your tin back, please contact me!
DID YOU KNOW? Murray Allen Confections tins are mid-century masterpieces. Made in England, they represent the pinnacle of craftsmanship and attention to detail. These tins were often used to store various confectionery items such as candies or biscuits. Their collectability stems from their historical significance, exquisite artistry, limited availability, and sentimental value. As each tin tells a unique story, collectors are drawn to these tangible pieces of the past, appreciating their beauty, and preserving them as cherished collectibles.
Size: Handle up, 9.25 inch tall, Handle down, 6.5 inch tall x 4.5 inch diameter
