Typographic Printing Block Grey-Poupon – Dijon, Early 20th Century

A beautiful metal printing plate mounted on wood, depicting an advertisement for the famous Grey-Poupon mustards. The various jars sold by the Dijon-based company are clearly visible in relief: gherkins, herbs, tarragon, flavored... This plate was used to print commercial documents, labels, or catalogs in the early 20th century. It retains an excellent level of detail and perfectly embodies the advertising design of the Belle Époque. An authentic and rare object, prized by collectors of typography, vintage gastronomy, or Dijon heritage. (First photo reversed for clarity)

✦ Origin: Dijon, France
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1920/1930
✦ Dimensions: 7 × 4.5 × 2.5 cm
✦ Material: Engraved metal mounted on wood
✦ Condition: Very good condition, some traces of original ink, even patina

An iconic object of French food advertising – ideal for typography collectors, museums of taste or distinctive cuisine.