A Pair of Attractive & Early Antique Tins, to include one Huntley Boorne & Stevens Example

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A Pair of Attractive & Early Antique Tins, to include one Huntley Boorne & Stevens ExampleOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: Mrs Marshalls c. 1900, Wallers c. 1920 Mrs Marshalls: Height: 3 inches, Length: 10 inches, Width: 6. 5 inches Wallers: Height: 3 inches, Depth: 6. 5 inches, Width: 9 inches Presenting a large pair of early Jelly and Sweet tins, fashioned from the best British tin plate, the first for Mrs Marshalls Jellies, with an Art Nouveau influenced design, crafted by Huntley Boorne and

Brilliantly decorative

There is some tarnish to the octagonal example

She exhibited at a number of venues between 1918 and 1931

a more unusual shimmering turquoise and buff cream make up the rest of the pieces colour spectrum

and although we are unsure of the sitter it doesn’t detract from what is a captivating piece of art

but all is consummate with age with a card that has been in use for exactly one hundred and twenty five years

early in world history

The Scotch Argus

Width: 13 inches

the compartmentalised interior showing twelve individual sections for wine bottles

An alluring and attractive rug

stage & TV star and Don Smoothey the comedian