Box CFC Cans and Tins Box 5
Contains 8 Results:
Fables Jean de la Fontaine, Bubble Gum Tin, 1970
The cover features an opening book with "Fables de Jean de la Fontaine" on the cover and a small figure with something in his hand. Inside the front cover one finds "fablio Bubble Gum Milou" and on the rim "Milou--Bubble Gum--Bobbie." Around the sides are apparently colored stills from an animated cartoon alternating with black-and-red cartoon figures. Several of the images are of frogs. Good condition. Dany lists this item as a biscuit tin.
Rena French Cake Tin, 1980
This cake tin suggests that it would make a good gift. It features four Epinal fable scenes: FC on the top and "The Fox and the Goat," "The Fox and the Cock," and "The Sick Lion and the Fox" around the sides. The good exemplar is in very good condition. The poorer exemplar shows plenty of rust and a bad long scratch across the top. Dany tells me that it is hard to find.
Damoiseau cookie tin, 1930
Damoiseau cookie tin, 1930
Scratched Rena French Cake Tin, 1980
This cake tin suggests that it would make a good gift. It features four Epinal fable scenes: FC on the top and "The Fox and the Goat," "The Fox and the Cock," and "The Sick Lion and the Fox" around the sides. The good exemplar is in very good condition. The poorer exemplar shows plenty of rust and a bad long scratch across the top. Dany tells me that it is hard to find.
The Grasshopper and the Ant, Chocolates Tin, 1950
This canister is in fair condition. The cover presents the basic scene of cicada singing and ant working. The small side panels show each doing his respective thing. On one large side panel, the cicada dances while the ant carries an egg as big as his own body. On the other, the shivering cicada comes to the ant, whose negative feelings are as bristly as the broom he carries.
Fox and Grapes, Russian Tin
Carr and Co. Juvenile Biscuit Tin , 1890
This cookie tin is highly corroded and so hard to read. The cover picture, first in the series, has a mother crow visiting a dairy to find food for her children. She then flies into a tree with a piece of cheese in her beak. The fifth and final scene may be the most dramatic: the fox runs away as the fox flies away. The art is nicely done, even through the darkening and discoloration.