Early Lithographed Biscuit Tin.

This is a fantastic tin which has five different lithographed images of activities including: rowing, sledding, tennis, rugby and horse racing. The colors are wonderful and the graphics are very well

Vintage Sunshine Biscuits Advertising Display. Early 20th century lithographed tin store display for Sunshine Biscuits having five shelves. 52 inches x 29 inches x 17 inches. Property of a historic Pl

Very unusual early steam driven advertising J. Lyons Chocolates & Toffee. Original lithographed driver. Does have some wear and edge wear throughout. Featured in Antique Toy World Article. November 20

Marked "A.G. Andres". Circa 1920. Has a tab on top of roof with which shows two lithographed race car drivers. Marked "H.S. 263" on front and rear of car. Has some oxidation and wear to roof and wheel

FIVE ASSORTED FRENCH LITHOGRAPHED TIN ADVERTISING ITEMS. late 19th-early 20th century, Incuding Poivrossage spice rack, LuLu Biscuits picnic basket-form box, Amieux Freres spice/salt box, Lombart choc

Measures 9” x 6” 5.75”. Marked “Macdonald Mfg Co. Ltd Toronto” lower right panel. Exhibits scattered scratches throughout. Corrosion at upper left corner of right, faded panel. Denting to ed

Lot of six biscuit tins. First is a Huntley & Palmer Ben George, c. 1868, considered the first ever printed biscuit tin and in excellent condition. Second is a Huntley & Palmer Court, c. 1870. Third i

Possibly German, ca. 1910. Man sitting on cart with fruit. Clockwork mechanism. 4"h., 8"l.

Measures 4.75" x 2”. Lid exhibits scattered rust spots and dents. Light axle grease.

Nice lot includes very early Huntley & Palmer Biscuit Tin, 2 Whitman Candy Tins, and 2 An-Du-Septic Crayon Tins. Great colors and designs. Some wear. Very Good

(2) INCLUDING - "SEASIDE TOWNS" CIRCA 1890 AND "ROYALTY THROUGH THE AGES" CIRCA 1890 5 1/2" X 8 3/4"

Huntley & Palmer lithographed biscuit tins, in book form, largest - 10'' h., 7'' w.

563. A FEW TOYS FROM FRANCE | Circa 1910-1920s. Lot includes assorted French toys; an early lithographed tin horse drawn Omnibus, a wind-up fur covered hopping bunny, an articulated Monk walking a pig

Three good early lithographed tin toy items. Sizes range from 4.25 x 4.75 to 7 x 6.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Early lithographed tin wall-mounted match holder featuring a textured patch for scratching. Excellent, bright and colourful lithography. Exhibits a few scattered edge scratches. Maker marked “Foster

This early lithographed tin serving tray features a brunette woman in a yellow dress and sun hat painted by Bradshaw Crandell (American, 1896-1966). The illustrated field is in remarkable condition. T

Beautiful Antique Tin Lithographed Biscuit Tin Showing 7 numbered Race Cars. Top has a spinner on it as if this was a game to play. Nice lithography with some wear in the form of scratching. Please us

Early lithographed tin can with original spout cap. Surface exhibits uniform wear including oil stains and light scratches. Contains original product. Measures 6.25” x 3” x 2.25”.

Early lithographed tin Packard Motor Car Co. “Rust Preventive” can featuring earlier radiator-style logo. Full with original contents. Surface exhibits just minor blemishes. Measures 4.25” x 3��

An early biscuit tin with hinged lid; three handled vase (with repair); a Royal Malbern English "bouquet of flowers" ; a Ovington's Chicago/Brooklyn decorated plate and an English Meakin Nantucket ova

Collection of (6) early biscuit tins (book motif).

The chromolithographed tin sign depicts two children whispering with spool of thread and motto 'The Secret of good sewing is the use of Clark's O.N.T. SPOOL COTTON.' Measures 20 x 14.25 inches. Withou

Early "Bookcase" Biscuits Tin Late 19th Century Tin 6 3/8"H X 4 1/2"W X 3 11/16"D Graphic & colorful faux bookcase, hinged lid, ball footed biscuits tin. Books are individually relief molded & titled.

American. Early 1900s. Lithographed tin. Lithographed soldered tin with rare and early cork-top spout. This is one of the rarest Dr. Daniels' remedies. Only a couple of examples of this variation are