Vintage Verkade Tin with Little Farm Girl: Nostalgia in Grey-White from 1974

Vintage Verkade Tin with Little Farm Girl: Nostalgia in Grey-White from 1974

• Manufacturer: Thomassen & Drijver
• Commissioned by: Koninklijke Verkade Fabrieken Zaandam-Holland
• Manufacture Date: 1974

Product Description:
This rectangular tin, produced by Thomassen & Drijver in 1974, was designed for Koninklijke Verkade Fabrieken b.v. Zaandam Holland. The vintage tin features elegant grey-white decoration with a little farm girl and floral motifs in flowing lines. The lid fits loosely over the rolled edge of the box, which has a folded edge. Inside, the tin has a gold-coloured finish with embossed text and the iconic Verkade rider and stripe motif.

This unique Verkade tin provides not only functional storage but also a charming nostalgic appeal that will attract vintage design enthusiasts. Perfect for collectors or fans of historical Dutch brand products.

Dimensions:
The tin measures 13.5 cm wide, 6 cm high, and 21.0 cm long.

Condition:
The tin is in good vintage condition, with normal signs of use and wear consistent with its age. Detailed photos are available as part of the description.

About Koninklijke Verkade Fabrieken:
Founded in 1886 in Zaandam, Netherlands, Koninklijke Verkade Fabrieken is a leading company in the food industry, specializing in chocolate, biscuits, and other confectionery. The company was awarded the Royal designation in 1920 due to its significant contribution to society. Verkade is known not only for its high-quality products but also for its commitment to sustainable production methods.

The company has a rich cultural heritage, thanks in part to collaborations with prominent Dutch artists such as Jac. P. Thijsse and Jan Voerman, who provided illustrations for Verkade products. Through acquisitions and international expansion, Verkade remains a leading brand rooted in Dutch tradition and craftsmanship.

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