Early 1970's Retro Flower‑Power Design Biscuit Tin

Bursting with colour and unmistakable 1970s charm, this retro floral biscuit tin features a bold wraparound design of stylised flowers in warm, vibrant tones. The repeating pattern, clean cylindrical shape and cheerful palette capture the optimistic, decorative spirit of early‑70s homeware.

This is a well‑used tin showing signs of age and handling, the kind of honest wear that reflects years of everyday domestic life. The floral artwork still brings plenty of visual appeal, making it a lovely decorative piece as well as a practical storage tin for biscuits, craft bits or small household treasures.
A bright, nostalgic addition to any collection of retro tins, flower‑power design or vintage kitchen décor.

Flower‑Power Design — The 1970s Love Affair with Bold Florals

The early 1970s saw a surge in bold, graphic floral patterns, inspired by the tail‑end of the 1960s flower‑power movement and the growing influence of Scandinavian surface design. Biscuit tins, tea caddies and kitchen canisters became canvases for these lively motifs, turning everyday storage into decorative objects.

Manufacturers embraced:
•     Warm oranges, reds and yellows
•     Large, stylised blooms
•     Simple geometric repeats
•     Clean cylindrical forms

These designs brought energy and optimism into the home, reflecting a decade that celebrated colour, creativity and expressive pattern.
Tins like this one are now appreciated not only for their nostalgic appeal but also for their connection to a time when homeware was cheerful, bold and full of personality.

Size:  23 x 7.5cm