Vintage Farrah's Toffee Tin

A$35.00

Vintage Farrah's Original Harrogate Toffee Tin

Farrah's toffee began in 1840 as a recipe created by R.H. Swan to counteract the taste of Harrogate's sulphur wafers. It became incredibly popular with consumers including Queen Elizabeth II who was known to eat the popular toffees. The sweets were sold in various packets and tinned offerings. This particular pocket sized tin is both attractive and useful. The slim box is beautifully decorated with raised typography in silver and navy blue and a pretty pattern along the box edges. A great little display piece or useful for storing business cards or keeping matches dry on a camping trip!

Condition:
In satisfactory condition with lovely rustic wear and tear. Lid opens and closes securely. Please see photos for details.

Age:
1960s/70s

Maker's Marks:
Farrah's Harrogate

Approximate Dimensions:
9.5cm x 8cm x 2cm

Extra Info:
Please note all information provided is to the best of my knowledge. All items are non-returnable. If you have any questions, just ask!

Shipping:
Your item(s) will be securely wrapped in bubble wrap and tissue paper, before being sent to you in a sturdy cardboard box.