Couple of car boot finds. Any info?
Last Post 04 Jun 2013 08:52 PM by Advertising Antiques Ltd. 4 Replies.
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03 Jun 2013 02:43 PM  

Hi all, I am new to tin collecting and bought this tin over the weekend at a car boot. Its a nice tin from London but I can't find any info on Baiss Brothers & co. Any information about it would be great and is it a worthy tin to have in a collection?

 

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03 Jun 2013 02:55 PM  
Hi,
Welcome to the forum and to the noble hobby of tin collecting. One thing you've got there is very early with the craquleur finish. Probably 1880s.
Nice thing and a good find from a boot. All tins are worthy!
You may wish to specialise or just carry on hitting the boot fairs. Its still out there. I've found some crackers at boot sales.
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03 Jun 2013 03:32 PM  

 Thanks for the information Jez. Yeah I am just buying anything thats takes my fancy at the moment really. I also bought this one from the same car boot, I have no idea if they are worth anything but i thought its nice.

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03 Jun 2013 04:21 PM  
Unusual its printed both sides. I assume its the same Epps who made cocoa. Its another good little tin.
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04 Jun 2013 08:52 PM  
Great tins, your top one is nice and early, say 1890? JuJubes is c1910?

keep going, you have a good eye.

Cheers

Al.

PS. If you want any tins form the shop I can post about 50 or so for £10!
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