Antique McCall and Stephen Biscuit Tin- House that Jack Built
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This is a charming, Victorian style, hinged tin produced by McCall and Stephen Biscuits in Scotland, circa 1920. The lithographed tin has a pitched roof lid with tiles and the inscription 'This is the House that Jack Built'. The four sides have illustrations relating to the cumulative nature of the rhyme - malt, rat, cat, dog, maiden, marriage to Jack etc. There is a lot of detail and small labels and scrolls with words. It is in good to very good condition for is age, with fading, wear, scratches and some rust in several spots. The graphics are intact and words are legible. The hinging works well and no dents are evident. Please see photos for further details on condition.
Measurements: 5”W x3”H x3-1/2”D
McCall and Stephen Biscuits firm was established in 1854 at the Adelphi Works in the Gorbals, Scotland and won many awards for its biscuit manufacture.
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Selling since August 2023
The impetus for my shop came to me when sorting boxes of treasures that had been left to me by various relatives. They were taking up too much space in my home and I wanted them to be with someone who would showcase, appreciate and enjoy them. In thinking about a name, I decided on Pangibles Vintage. I appropriated the name from one of my cousins who left me with many beautiful heirlooms, some of which are listed in my shop. She owned a small gift shop in the early 1970’s on the upper East side of Manhattan called Pangibles Gifts. Prior to opening the shop, she worked for Proctor and Gamble (otherwise known as P and G). She must have loved the work because she named her little little Shih Tzu pup Pangible…and then named the shop after her pooch. In tribute to her, Pangibles is open for business once again.
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