"Nostalgic Vintage Storage Tin for Wasa Crispbread"

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"Nostalgic Vintage Storage Tin for Wasa Crispbread"

• Manufacturer: Thomassen & Drijver Verblifa
• Manufacturing Date: 1985/1999

Product Description
Discover the elegance of this vintage storage tin for WASA crispbread - a timeless piece that merges history and functionality. Carefully crafted by Thomassen & Drijver Verblifa, this tin exudes a sense of heritage, dating between 1985 and 1999.

With main colours of warm yellow and deep blue, this tin features a beautiful image of ripe grain, paying tribute to the origins of the crispbread. The loose-fitting hinged lid with a wide rim provides convenience in opening and closing, while the tin as a whole adds a subtle decorative element.

The long sides of the tin are adorned with a graceful orange pennant featuring a subdued orange crown and the year 1919. On the short sides, you'll find the words: "Since 1919, Wasa crispbread has been baked according to traditional Swedish recipe." This emphasizes the deep-rooted tradition and craftsmanship behind this iconic brand.

Condition
The condition of this tin is excellent, with subtle traces of use and age that highlight its character and authenticity. The provided images offer a clear view of the condition, allowing you to confidently choose this piece with historical charm.

Dimensions
Measuring 12.5 cm in height, 19 cm in length, and 8 cm in width, this tin is a modest and elegant addition to any table or kitchen.

Behind this tin lies a rich history. Wasa, the leading crispbread baker since 1919, has left its footprint all around the world. Sold in 40 different countries, from Scandinavia to the United States of America, Wasa became part of the Barilla Group in 1999, collaborating with other prominent bakery brands.

With bakeries in Filipstad, Sweden, and Celle, Germany, Wasa is dedicated to baking crispbread and other products for countless countries worldwide. The most influential markets outside Sweden include other Scandinavian countries and Germany, followed by Poland, the Netherlands, France, and the United States of America. This tin reflects the core values and traditions of Wasa, bringing a piece of global culinary history into your living space.