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Antique Mustard Tin Barringer & Brown c1900s Excellent Condition Decor For Sale
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Antique Mustard Tin Barringer & Brown c1900s Excellent Condition Decor:
$13.99
Antique Mustard Tin Barringer & Brown c1900s Excellent Condition Decor.
Antique Barringer & Brown's Mustard Container produced during the early 1900s in England.
The tin is brown and rusty orange with gold lettering, has all the original Barringer & Brown's company logos. ~ On both the front and back of the tin, there are the company logo "Barringer & Brown's Mustard Rock Valley Mills Mansfield 1865" and logo of the "Prize Medals". ~ On one side of the tin "Prepared Expressly for Family Use", the other side "Choice Mustard Condiments An Admixture" ~ On the top of the tin "Barringer & Brown's Mustard Prize Medals" ~ On the bottom of the tin, "container made in England "
The antique tin is in excellent condition outside and inside, no damage, No dent or bump, No scratches, No rust apart from a few small spots of rust on the bottom edge, otherwise in perfect condition. The tin has a hinged lid and it works
Approx 5” tall.
Packed with care, shipped FAST by an American Small Business GoodVibesGoodBuys 😎✌🏼
《 History of Barringer & Brown's 》 Robert Barringer and Edwin Brown established the mustard company in the early 1860's as "Barringer & Brown's" and started making mustard at their "rock valley mills mansfield" , and packed the mustard in wooden kegs and metal tins which were hand made by their own workers.
In the early 1870s, Robert Barringer introduced decorative tins with the company logos to establish and promote the business brand. At 1889, the metal tin production division was separated from the mustard business as a new company ~ Barringer, Wallis & Manners.
In the early twenty century, Barringer and Brown's mustard milling businesses were sold to Colmans of Norwich. The "Barringer, Willis & Manners" tin company was purchased by "the Metal Box" company in July 1939.
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