"Nostalgic Brabantia Vintage Bread Bin: A Vintage Gem for Your Kitchen!"

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"Nostalgic Brabantia Vintage Bread Bin: A Vintage Gem for Your Kitchen!"

• Manufacturer: Brabantia Home Steel Production
• Period: 1950 - 1972

Description
Beautiful ecru white vintage bread bin from Brabantia, originating from the Netherlands and manufactured by Brabantia Home Steel. This stylish '50s bin is a true eye-catcher for enthusiasts of rustic and retro kitchens.

The bread bin is made of high-quality steel and features an elegant ecru white color. The hinged lid is equipped with a convenient plastic handle on the top. At the front, there is a chrome metal closure, while the back has two chrome hinges. The ribbed bottom and ventilation holes at the back of the lid ensure optimal bread storage.

Although the original Brabantia sticker is no longer present, likely removed by the previous owner, this bread bin still exudes its authentic charm.

For enthusiasts of vintage and retro interiors, this Brabantia bread bin is a valuable addition to the kitchen. Bring a touch of nostalgia and functionality with this beautiful vintage find. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add a piece of Dutch history to your collection! Contact us today and bring home this charming Brabantia bread bin.

Condition
This bread bin is in good vintage condition, with some slight signs of use such as a small wavy dent on the lid. Please refer to the attached photos for a detailed description of the condition.

Dimensions
With measurements of 15 cm in height, 46.5 cm in length, and 25.5 cm in width, it offers ample space for multiple loaves of bread.

Brabantia: Dutch Craftsmanship Since 1919

Brabantia, located in the Dutch village of Aalst, is a company that manufactures metal and plastic household products. The company was founded in 1919 under the name Van Elderen & Co, with a team of 15 employees. Initially, it was a metalware manufacturer that supplied the agricultural and cigar industries, producing items such as milk sieves, buckets, funnels, watering cans, and cigar tins.

After its establishment, the company's name was changed to "Van Elderen's Metaalwarenfabrieken Brabantia." Around 1941, the first part of the name was dropped, and the company became simply known as "Brabantia."

The word "Brabantia" is derived from the Latin word for Brabant.