A lithographed metal advertising tin for "Grains-d'Or" licorice candies, featuring a minimalist blue and cream design with contrasting typography, typical of mid-20th-century visual communication. The reverse bears the address of the distributor KING-BULL, 107 avenue des Batignolles, St-Ouen-Paris , a complete address that firmly places this product in the post-war period, probably around the 1950s. This compact, square packaging, devoid of complex figurative decoration, exemplifies the understated and functional aesthetic of promotional food items of the era.
✦ Origin: France - KING-BULL, St-Ouen-Paris ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1950 ✦ Dimensions: 5 × 5 × 1 cm ✦ Material: Lithographed metal ✦ Condition: Wear and tear consistent with use,
An ideal vintage advertising box for a collection of confectionery, food samples or 20th century advertising boxes.
