The 'Quorn' Custard Powder Decorative Tin jewellery

The 'Quorn' Custard Powder Decorative Tin jewelleryVintage 'The 'Quorn' Custard Powder' tin. The Quorn Specialities Company of Leicester was named after The Quorn fox hunt and was established in the early 1900s. Their vans and custard tins were colourfully illustrated with hunting scenes. This particular example is a one pound tin of vanilla flavoured custard (no contents), and is in amazing condition for a functional piece dating from almost 100 years ago. A few minor signs of age & use, but a

but this does not detract in any way from the visual appeal of this piece

This is the first edition of the poster - later versions were produced in the 1970s and 1980s

but there's something about these

and very intricately hand painted adding to the feelings that the artist was trying to portray

A very rare original vintage Corvette advertising poster - Evolution of the Real McCoy

the company expanded into the production of lights and lamps in the inter-war period and despite the factory being destroyed in WW2

it displays cream

artist unknown - a beautiful advertising piece

Judging by the label on the rear of the frame

Measures: 30 cm x 30 cm

but is likely an earlier work

and the result applied to the cover of a hardback book (possibly the source tome