TWO UNUSUAL BUILDING BISCUIT TINS

1125. TWO UNUSUAL BUILDING BISCUIT TINS | Lot includes Crumpsall's "Try Your Fortune" and an unmarked bell tower with removable lid. Provenance: The Schroeder Collection. | 7" h. | (Very Good Conditio

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TWO BISCUIT TINS , BRITISH COLONIES AND ROYAL PORTRAIT . The rectangular with hinged lid with a portrait of King George V. and other rulers and generals on the sides. Height 6 in., Second with paintin

Two biscuit tins marked Carr & CO and William Crawford & Sons, William Crawford with label dating to 1938. Spice box containing 6 canisters, some with spices remaining inside. Dimensions: (Spice tin)

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

Lot of two biscuit tins. The first is a Hudson Scott "Toby Jug", c. 1911, unbranded and so must have been a stock tin for British biscuits. There are just a few minor scuffs. The second is a Macfarlan

270. TWO STORE BISCUIT TINS & A CRAWFORD DRESSER | Macfarlane paper litho tins and a Crawford dresser tin. | 9" l. | Overall in All Original Condition. | $150 - $300

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 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

TWO HUNTLEY & PALMER BISCUIT TINS; A FINE "GRANDFATHER CLOCK”, 1929 AND A “CABINET”, 1911 The first an impressive and sought after black japanned tall case clock, in the mid 18th century style o

THREE GLOBE BISCUIT TINS WILLIAM CRAWFORD & SONS, 1935 AND HUNTLEY & PALMER, 1906 The two with a meridian ring on a faux turned wood stand, with release clasp at the pole, opening at the equator, prin

English, 1st quarter 20th century. Huntley & Palmers open song book box with "Good King Wenceslas". 6.5"h. 10"w. 2"d. Nativity manger scene box. Unmarked. 10"h. 12"w. 8"d.

TWO HUNTLEY & PAPMER BISCUIT TINS TOGETHER WITH A W. CRAWFORD LT. TIN First H & P “ STATIONARY CASE” manufactured by Huntley & Boorne & Stevens. Hinged lid . This fine box , with simulated green l

Largest is 7 3/4" tall. The smaller one is marked Peek, Frean & Co Ltd. Biscuit Manufacturers London, England. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sister

Two unusual hand cranked mechanicla tin duck calls, 1 probably Seiss (Ohio) patented in 1905, the other not marked. 3.25"L & 2.25"L . Both very good condition. One displayed on an iron museum mount.

Sparkasse Lacks Figure Origin: European & Japanese Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Tin & Wood Period: 1930 - 1940

Made of Tin. 2 1/4" - 2 1/2" Tall. Fine to Very Fine Condition.

Two Tin Building Banks, one is a cottage, the other, a windmill, unknow manufacturer, circa 1940's. The Cottage is 4" wide and the Windmill is 4.5" tall. Both banks are in excellent condition.

Included: One Sparkasse der Stadt Berlin West Bank (3 1/2" L x 2 1/2" H) and a Train Station (3 7/8" L x 4 1/2" H). The banks are in very fine to pristine condition. Both made in Germany circa 1930/19

One, a National Bank, American, circa 1890's. One, a Cottage, American, circa 1900's. They are 3" and 4" respectively. National Bank in fine condition. Cottage in excellent condition.

Lot of two Peek Freans biscuit tins, both games and both likely intended for the Australian market. They have a post on the top that can be spun to spin the inside tin, which displays the winner and o

267. MACFARLANE & LANG WATER MILL & WINDMILL TINS | Two tin litho biscuit tins. | 7" - 13" h. | Some overall light wear, blades have tape holding them to windmill. | $300 - $600

TWO HUNTLEY & PALMER BISCUIT TINS: “SMALL BLUE SPECIALITY” AND " VARIOUS MILITARY UNIFORMS " The first “Small Blue Speciality“, circa 1880, it’s title refers to the tins size, as names were

Unusual Hughes radio biscuit tin, c. 1925. Made in the form of an early crystal radio set. All complete and original, with headphones and a piece of string. There are some scratches to the back of the