Vintage advertising tin for Poivrossage pepper, illustrated with a chef accompanied by an anthropomorphic character formed by the brand's packaging. This humorous composition, typical of French food advertisements from the interwar period, is attributed to the illustrator Bellinger, whose signature appears in the upper right corner. The bright colors, dominated by yellow and red, as well as the naive and instantly recognizable graphics, make it a decorative piece full of character. Its significant patina testifies to a long exposure and gives it a real vintage charm today.
✦ Provenance: Poivrossage, France ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1925-1935 ✦ Dimensions: approx. 34.5 x 25 cm ✦ Material: Lithographed tin ✦ Condition: Pronounced wear patina, general surface wear, traces of oxidation at the edges, small original mounting holes at the corners, graphics remaining clearly legible
A charming vintage culinary advertisement, perfect for complementing a collection of groceries, advertising graphic arts, or French lithographed tins.
