Four Automobile Related Biscuit Tins, first half

Four Automobile Related Biscuit Tins, first half 20th centuryHudson, Gray Dunn & C

VINTAGE LITHOGRAPHED TIN CHRISTMAS BOXES, LOT OF FOUR, each having printed Christmas-themed polychrome imagery. Three with "TINDECO" mark on bases, and one with "JACOB'S / BISCUITS" mark. First half 2

Lot of four Huntley & Palmer biscuit tins. The first is "Showman", c. 1893, with a picture on the lid of a man leading a bear and on the front a Punch & Judy puppet show with children watching, a goat

Lot of four biscuit tins in the form of sand pails. The first is a Sovereign Toffee tin, c. 1925, missing the lid and with scuffs and wear all over, but in good condition. Second is a Blue Bird Toffee

ASSORTED GLASS FIGURAL CANDY CONTAINERS, LOT OF THREE,comprising one automobile, one steam train locomotive with lithographed-tin closure, and a camera marked "B. Shackman & Co".First half 20th centur

ASSORTED SEWING AND RELATED TOOLS, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising sterling-handled scissors with snake handles, three German stock scissors, and four button hooks, two having sterling handles. First half 20

ASSORTED CHRISTMAS AND RELATED TOYS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising four celluloid rolly polys, a German painted lead dog-sled Santa, a celluloid and tin wind-up, and a music box with black poodle. First ha

Four Biscuit Tins with Far Eastern Motifs, late 19th-early 20th century6-1/2 inches high (

AOK POLISH, WAX, FUSES, MAZDA & WIZARD BULBS. ALL TINS ARE SLIGHTLY WORN. SURFACE WEAR THROUGHOUT

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

Lot of seven Huntley & Palmer biscuit tins. First is Sevres, c. 1897. Second is Watteau, c. 1903, a handled casket-shaped tin with only 20,000 made. Third and fourth are both oval-shaped, Cloisonne, c

Lot of four biscuit tins in the form of railway carriages. Three are Good's carriages that appear to be carrying crates, all brown and marked "C R" on the sides. c. 1910. Unbranded, in fair to good co

Lot of seven biscuit tins. First is a Huntley & Palmer Chinese Jar, c. 1920, in fair condition with scuffing. Second is a square Huntley & Palmer Lacquer, c. 1925, in fair condition. Third is a Huntle

Lot of Huntley & Palmer biscuit tins. First is Toy Soldier, c. 1915, in good condition with only minor faults. Second is Lantern, c. 1911, in the form of an old railway lantern. Third is Roses, c. 190

Four Christmas-Themed Biscuit Tins: Coin Fortune Teller, Elves' Penny-in-the-Slot M

73. FOUR BRITISH BISCUIT TINS | Huntley Palmer chest, and roller tins, and Bee Bee and CWS tins. | 8.5" l. | Paint chips are filled in on the road roller surface, overall (Very Good to Excellent Condi

SST DELCO SIGN, SST WALKER SIGN, & SST PHILLIPS SIGN.

Lot of two biscuit tins. The first is a Crawford "Scales", c. 1925, in the form of scales, unfortunately missing the axle pin which goes to the scales, but could be easily replaced. It is otherwise in

Awesome lot of vintage photographs related to first half of the 20th cent celebrities and films. Includes Jayne Mansfield, "Ziegfeld Girl," feat Judy Garland, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Jean Harlow,

Lot of six Carr's "Juvenile" biscuit tins. The first has a scene on the lid of a young boy picking apples, with paper label on the inside of the lid, in very good condition. Second has a picture on th

Lot of two English biscuit tins. The first is a Crawford "Sundial", c. 1926, an upright biscuit tin in the form of a sundial. The gnomon metal is a bit creased on top, but the tin is in otherwise very

Lot of two English Robinson Crusoe-themed biscuit tins. The first is a Huntley & Palmer, c. 1892, the second is a Peek Freans, c. 1890. Panels are visible, but there is a lot of scuffs and scratches a

Lot of three Huntley & Palmer biscuit tins. The first is a Pencil Box, c. 1912, resembling a small piece of luggage. It is in very good condition with just a few minor scuffs. The next two are both sh

Lot of two English biscuit tins. The first is a Gray Dunn "Gran'Pop's House", c. 1930, with illustrations by Lawson Wood, the famous illustrator. Inside is a metal sleeve that rotates and illustrates