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Mid‑Century Floral Textured Chocolates Tin, written to match the exact look and feel you’ve described.
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📝 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Elegant and richly detailed, this mid‑century floral chocolates tin features a beautifully composed central bouquet framed by a deeply textured, decorative pattern that continues around the sides. The combination of a smooth, colourful floral medallion set against a raised, tactile surface gives the tin a luxurious feel — the kind of design often used for boxed chocolates and gift assortments during the 1950s–1960s.
Its round shape, embossed detailing and ornate styling make it a striking display piece, while the generous size lends itself perfectly to storing keepsakes, craft supplies or small household treasures. A lovely example of mid‑century decorative tinwork, blending floral charm with a richly textured finish.
From the 1950s through the 1960s, many confectionery brands embraced ornate, embossed tin designs to elevate their chocolate assortments. These tins were intended not just as packaging but as keepsake containers, often reused long after the chocolates were enjoyed.
Typical features of mid‑century chocolate tins included:
• Central floral or scenic medallions
• Highly textured or embossed backgrounds
• Round or oval shapes for a more “gift‑worthy” feel
• Rich colours and metallic finishes
• Designs intended for reuse as sewing tins, trinket boxes or decorative storage
This tin fits this tradition perfectly — a decorative floral centre framed by a raised, patterned surround, giving it both visual depth and tactile appeal.
Today, tins like this are appreciated for their craftsmanship and nostalgic charm, capturing a time when even everyday packaging was designed to be beautiful, durable and worth keeping.
Size: 21 x 7cm