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c.1920s Enamel Miniature Bucket Style measure

c.1920s Enamel Miniature Bucket Style measure

An early 20th century enamelled metal bucket or measure, reflecting the simple, durable household wares commonly used in kitchens and wash areas during the 1920s.

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1920
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1920
1960's Fraucewail Salesman Sample Bath

1960's Fraucewail Salesman Sample Bath

A mid-20th-century French enamelware miniature bath, produced as a salesman’s sample to demonstrate full-scale domestic bath design and finish.

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Fraucewail
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1960
to
1969
France
France
c.1940s Gürel Çocuk Pusetleri Lithographed Tin Pram with Dolls

c.1940s Gürel Çocuk Pusetleri Lithographed Tin Pram with Dolls

A charming mid-20th century lithographed tin toy pram by Gürel, complete with two small dolls, reflecting everyday childhood play in post-war Turkey.

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Gürel Çocuk Pusetleri
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1940
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1949
Turkey
Turkey
2011 M&M’s Green Character Tennis Statuette

2011 M&M’s Green Character Tennis Statuette

A promotional M&M’s statuette depicting the Green character as a tennis player, produced by Mars as part of its modern collectible confectionery merchandise.

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Mars Incorporated
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2011
to
2011
China
China
c.1955 Unidentified Bee Tin Toy Toaster

c.1955 Unidentified Bee Tin Toy Toaster

A charming mid-1950s tinplate toy toaster featuring a stylised bee motif, produced for the post-war toy market and representative of European and Japanese novelty kitchen toys of the era.

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Unmarked
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1955
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1955
Japan
Japan
c.1972 Chip Art “Sunnie Miss” Toy Toaster

c.1972 Chip Art “Sunnie Miss” Toy Toaster

A cheerful early-1970s American toy toaster by Chip Art Company, featuring the iconic Sunnie Miss illustration on a tin lithographed body with a bright green plastic base.

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The Chip Art Company
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1972
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1972
United States
United States
c.1950s–1960s Canadian Souvenir Drum with Indigenous-Inspired Decoration

c.1950s–1960s Canadian Souvenir Drum with Indigenous-Inspired Decoration

A mid-20th century Canadian souvenir drum featuring blue faux-leather ends, twine lacing, printed Indigenous-inspired imagery, and a “Canada” headmark, produced as a decorative novelty item in the post-war tourist era.

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1950
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1969
Canada
Canada
1993 M&M’s Green Character Candy Dispenser – Mars, Inc.

1993 M&M’s Green Character Candy Dispenser – Mars, Inc.

A 1993 hard plastic M&M’s candy dispenser featuring the green character with a brown base, produced under licence by Mars, Inc. and made in China.

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Mars Incorporated
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1993
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1993
China
China
c.1950s J. Chein Tin High Chair – USA

c.1950s J. Chein Tin High Chair – USA

A 1950s American-made tinplate doll high chair produced by J. Chein & Co., finished in yellow and light blue and presented in excellent condition.

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J. Chein & Company
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1950
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1950
United States
United States
c.1970s Donald Duck Wind-Up Fire Engine – Masudaya Toys (Japan)

c.1970s Donald Duck Wind-Up Fire Engine – Masudaya Toys (Japan)

A 1970s Japanese tinplate wind-up toyfeaturing Donald Duck driving a red fire engine, produced by Masudaya Toysunder official Walt Disney Productions licence.

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Modern Toys (Masudaya)
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Produced:
1970
to
1979
Japan
Japan