Tobacco Tins

Layers of tiny pieces of Japanese paper form intricate, eerie land-scapes; old tobacco tins house diorama-like scenes; the holes of a button become ghostly eyes staring out of a tiny...

Layers of tiny pieces of Japanese paper form intricate, eerie land-scapes; old tobacco tins house diorama-like scenes; the holes of a button become ghostly eyes staring out of a tiny...

Layers of tiny pieces of Japanese paper form intricate, eerie land-scapes; old tobacco tins house diorama-like scenes; the holes of a button become ghostly eyes staring out of a tiny...

Really cool antique advertising tin sheet for Brown Mule Tobacco. Stamped tin is 12" square.

Circa 1900 large French tobacco tin from renowned French brand Vieil-Anvers.

Set of sterling silver tobacco tins from early-mid 20th Century. Handpicked by buyers at Ann-Morris, Inc.

This is a pair of vintage decorated tobacco tins. An English, leather bound metal cigarette canister, dating to the mid 20th century, circa 1940.

The tobacco tin is made of ceramic, in the shape of an owl - the top lid is removable.

The tobacco tin has a square shape that is designed in a highly sophisticated way.

Rare tobacco tin, circa 1840 We are proud to offer a very unusual figural tin in the form of a leather-bound book.

The tobacco tin is designed like a linen bag, tied with a rope.

The tobacco tin is designed like a bust, an older man dressed in a jacket with a shirt underneath and a red cap.

Mick McQuaid Ruberoid advertising figure Dimensions: H 15” x W 7” x D 7” Weight: 1kg Date: Mid-20th Century Origin: England Material: Ruberoid Info: This item stands firm with w...

This is a set of 4 small antique storage tins. An English, Moroccan leather dressed cigarette pot, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. Appealing leather craft with great ...

Early 20th century German Toleware advertising panel We are proud to offer an unusual early 20th century toleware smoking advertising panel, made from an embossed toleware sheet (de...

An English 19th century tobacco caddy of tin covered in stitched shagreen, of oblong hexagonal form with a lid surmounted by a silver whippet, retaining remnants of label "Hewitt's U...

Tin-glazed "Tabac deParis" tobacco jar, with brass lid.

This folky tin toy container was a tobacco advertisement and is stamp on stamp on back "Mayo's tobacco cut plug."

Check out the quality of the lithography on this amazingly beautiful tin sign. The colors and the graphics are what make advertising collectors' knees bend. Much of the sign is emb...

Large Delft Tobacco Jar, tin glaze, with original brass lid.

This substantial two piece quarter-sawn oak tobacco/cigar cabinet offers 9 tin lined upper and 4 lower boxes as to not rot the wood while maintaining the humidity levels required for...

assemblage sculpture: chewing tobacco tin remade into baseball stands, 2 handmade scoreboards, old glove, carved baseball figure, old wood racist caricatures of people in the stands ...

Fabulous pair of original Roly Poly Tindeco Tobacco Tins for Mayo's Cut Plug from 1912. Rare Americana advertising of the singer and satisfied customer that originally held various t...

A really special tobacco tin, made from ceramic around 1890 - 1900, an early Art Nouveau piece.

Early blue American Toleware tobacco or jewelry box.              

A wonderful oak and tin and bronze fitting humidor in the form of a railway coal wagon / train carriage titled "The Railway Coal Waggon," made for cigars and cigarettes made in Londo...

This is a very "early" Pre-Prohibition round advertising beer tray (circa 1902) promoting "Hinkel's Lager Beer". The beer tray promotes "Hinkel's" as being "Pure Malt Beer" which is ...

This unusual "Mans Head" mechanical tin litho cigarette dispenser is possibly the only non-toy produced by Georg Kellerman & Co. of Nuremberg, Germany. Marked only "Made In Germany D...

Particular rare tobacco lidded tin by Julius Dressler, bearing the Bodenbach mark, manufactured in the 1920's.

Humidor in the form of train carriage. Labelled "The Railway Coal Waggon, Cigar and Cigarette Cabinet, The latest Novelty, Regestered, Made in London."

An A von Zschock brass and enameled and painted metal toucan form design table top cigar cutter, Berlin, early 20th century. Marks: A.v. Zschock, Gladenbeck Cigar cutter in a shape...

Squarish rectangular hinged lid opening to a compartment. Later mahogany base.

In the 'Raleigh' pattern. Styled after the tobacco tins of yesteryear, this classic pattern from Asprey is primarily used as a trinket or keepsake box.

Rare antique metal tin tobacco cigar or cigarette box painted in red with an intricate scene on the lid of Napoleon Bonaparte surveying a map, with a white horse and soldiers at the ...

Over two foot wide 'Tin Tacker' Sign. A brightly colored embossed metal "Call For Philip Morris" cigarette advertising sign with a great graphics of a period bell hop in hat and whit...

This is an Imperium Britannicum Christmas, 1914 bronze color brass tin tobacco box. The hinged lid of the box depicts a profile of Princess Mary framed with some bay leaves wreath.

Pelican Cigarettes poster circa 1925 by Charles Yray, advertising Virginia tobacco depicted as packaged in a beautiful art deco style tin can.

Small tobacco tin by Carl Aubock. 1940s Austria. Measures: 4.75" diameter x 4.5" tall.

Antique tobacco tin from the 1920s. An Early 20th century large tobacco tin, tobacco box, tobacco storage box made of metal.

Early 20th century tobacco tin, tobacco box, tobacco metal storage box.

1950s Set of 4 Tobacco Boxes - Tobacco Tins - Cigar Boxes. These Tins are in different colors: red, blue, green and light green what makes them great to display.

English Benson and Hedges mahogany brass bound humidor with original liner. Engraved "J.F.N" on top brass plate. Brass plate can be replaced.

1900s "Bull Dog Won't Bite Cut Plug" chew tobacco double-sided tin sign with flange mount.

Layers of tiny pieces of Japanese paper form intricate, eerie land-scapes; old tobacco tins house diorama-like scenes; the holes of a button become ghostly eyes staring out of a tiny...

Loaded with charm, this tall glass cabinet most likely stood in a Japanese market or cafe to sell tobacco products. The roof is tin and the cabinet is a combination of oak, glass, an...

There is a cedar compartment that organized the cigars that fits on top. The whole chest is tin lined.

The sculpture's renown also permeated popular culture, inspiring everything from miniature reproductions and chewing-tobacco tins to poetry and sheet music. Powers himself describ...

Includes three listings: Serving Set Ceramic Pitcher and Cups by Jane and Gordon Martz Marshall Studios - 5 Pieces f_21327272 List: $850 Mid Century Modern Large Italian Ceramic Va...

A rugged, weathered Mail Pouch chewing tobacco thermometer advertising sign. Bearing the logo "treat yourself to the best." L: 8 D: 1 H: 38 U.S.A., c. 1960 M1002