Description
A delightful Lyons Petit Fours tin from the early 1960s, produced by J. Lyons & Co. to package their popular confectionery. With its elegant mid‑century design and colourful branding, this tin captures the nostalgic charm of British sweet culture. A distinctive piece for collectors of confectionery memorabilia, advertising tins, and vintage kitchenware.
Confectionery Heritage & Collectible Packaging
Founded in 1887, J. Lyons & Co. became one of Britain’s most famous food companies, known for their tea shops, cakes, and confectionery. By the 1960s, their packaging reflected the stylish optimism of the era, with decorative tins designed not only to hold sweets but also to serve as attractive household items.
This Petit Fours tin embodies that tradition, offering both decorative appeal and historical interest. It’s perfect for display in a retro kitchen, home bar, or shop setting, and remains a sought‑after item among collectors of confectionery memorabilia, advertising history, and nostalgic packaging.
The underside of the tin is impressed with the wording “To be eaten before 31st March 1962.” The dimensions of the tin are approximately 18 x 24 x 3.5cm
Vintage Lyons Petit Fours 1960's Collectors Tin
£18.24
Description
A delightful Lyons Petit Fours tin from the early 1960s, produced by J. Lyons & Co. to package their popular confectionery. With its elegant mid‑century design and colourful branding, this tin captures the nostalgic charm of British sweet culture. A distinctive piece for collectors of confectionery memorabilia, advertising tins, and vintage kitchenware.
Confectionery Heritage & Collectible Packaging
Founded in 1887, J. Lyons & Co. became one of Britain’s most famous food companies, known for their tea shops, cakes, and confectionery. By the 1960s, their packaging reflected the stylish optimism of the era, with decorative tins designed not only to hold sweets but also to serve as attractive household items.
This Petit Fours tin embodies that tradition, offering both decorative appeal and historical interest. It’s perfect for display in a retro kitchen, home bar, or shop setting, and remains a sought‑after item among collectors of confectionery memorabilia, advertising history, and nostalgic packaging.
The underside of the tin is impressed with the wording “To be eaten before 31st March 1962.” The dimensions of the tin are approximately 18 x 24 x 3.5cm