🔴 1920s La Mode Art Deco Candy Tins Niggli Lackerli-Huus Set & Box Vintage NOS

Description: 1920s Set of 6 FLAPPER LA MODE ART DECO DESIGN SWISS CANDY TIN BOX WITH SLIDE LID GREAT CONDITION! NOS NEVER USED AWESOME FIND THEY ARE RARE EVEN RARER WITH ORIGINAL BOX Wonderful BOXED SET Vintage 6 Swiss Tin Boxes In a Classic Art Deco Design Truly a rare vintage set of 6 candy tins in original box, These are "La Mode Art Deco" design Niggli candy tins made by Lackerli-Huus. The tins are empty and each painted with a different scene of a woman in an art-deco Flapper fashion. in Basel, Switzerland by Lackerli – Huus* Part of an Art Deco Fashion Series by Niggli Sliding Lid Features· Size: This is a small tin – approximately 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" x 1/2" · Back reads: La Mode Art Deco, Design Niggli, Marque depose, Läckerli - Huus, Bâle, Suisse · Two sides read: La Mode Art Deco · Scalloped lid edge & opposite edge read: Läckerli - Huus, Basel, Switzerland · In very good vintage condition – Tin lid slides on and off Scalloped edge.Box has a few Tiny White Speckles as Shown it’s in Great ConditionSEE PHOTOS & READ ABOVE ITS IMPORTANT ! A LITTLE HISTORY *Läckerli - Huus was founded in 1904 in Basel by André Klein. Fully aware of their advertising impact, André Klein begins very early to package his products in decorative tins. Tins have continued to be an important type of packaging for Läckerli - Huus and play a decisive role in making their specialties the perfect gift! A LITTLE MORE HISTORY History of biscuit tins 1822Thomas Huntley opens a bakery in Reading / England. His baked goods become so popular that he is confronted with the challenge of transporting his delicate goods undamaged to other places as well. His brother, an iron and coppersmith, comes up with a solution: he creates a container made from wood and iron sheet. Later, the iron sheet is coated with tin and thus the tin-plated biscuit tin is born. 1841The business flourishes and in order to keep up with the high demand, Thomas Huntley, together with the engineer George Palmer, automates his business. 1870Many such tins made by Huntley & Palmers can be found in the Läckerli Huus collection of historical biscuit tins. One of the oldest coloured tins. 1904Right from the very beginning, André Klein, the founder of what is today Läckerli Huus, uses decorative tins as packaging for his confectionery specialities, and they also serve as a practical and inexpensive advertising medium.André Klein soon begins to specialise in the production of Basler Läckerli, as well as a range of other delicacies. This proves to be a great success. After only a few years he builds an automated production facility

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