Own a piece of history! This rare, 1950s Chedlet processed cheese promotional badge is in very good condition with a working pin fastener. A tangible piece of British culinary history, it represents one of the UK's first processed cheese brands and is a must-have for collectors.

Rare 1920s Maison Lyons Chocolate Biscuits Tin. Own a delightful piece of British history with this incredibly charming and rare 1920s Maison Lyons Chocolate Biscuits tin. Its elegant cream background features sage green silhouette images of an afternoon tea scene and children playing, evoking pure nostalgia....

This particular item held 24 packs of 6 cubes (144 individual cubes), in fact because of it's size it it was advertised as making an ideal lunch box once the contents had been used up. The tin is the well known red colour with the typical white OXO branding. It is in very good condition, inside and out,...

One of the endless souvenirs produced to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II way back in 1953. This particular item was made by OXO Limited. The lid has a picture of the young Queen surrounded by royal symbolism on a red background, and on the reverse is a short biography of the Queen. This...

Not just babies are delivered by Storks but biscuits too! This genuine circular biscuit tin pre-dates WW2 and considering it's great age, it is amazingly good condition. There is no fading or dents and just the slightest amount of rusting on the inside edge of the lid. Produced by McVitie & Price of...

Not everything looks as it seems. In appearance this item looks as though it is a genuine Victorian mustard tin but in fact this is a detailed reproduction dating from 1985. The octagonal tin is a pink-orange colour with gilding on the illustrations. Typically Victorian in style the black illustrations...

A truly wonderful looking vintage biscuit tin. Probably dating from the early part of the 20th Century this item was manufactured to hold free samples of CWS (Co-operative Wholesale Society) biscuits. Considering it's age this tin has remained in exceptional condition with no rust and strong, workable...

"OXO" no not a failed line in noughts and crosses but one of the best known food brands for over a century. This item is very tactile and still very useful. Originally it would have been used to hold 6 cubes. Considering it's great age, this tin has survived remarkably well. The tin has no dents or fading...