Antique French Lithographed Tin – Sucre d'Orge des Religieuses de Moret

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93APM261808
1 Item

Charming vintage French advertising tin, originally made for the famous Sucre d'Orge des Religieuses de Moret, a traditional French barley sugar confection.

Beautifully decorated with colourful lithographed illustrations featuring angels, a crowned coat of arms and ornamental foliage. The reverse displays a picturesque view of Moret-sur-Loing in delicate shades of green and yellow.

A lovely piece of French advertising memorabilia and vintage packaging, with an authentic aged patina that reflects its history.

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A delightful reminder of France's traditional confectionery heritage, this vintage French lithographed metal tin celebrates the famous Sucre d'Orge des Religieuses de Moret, a historic barley sugar speciality originating from Moret-sur-Loing in Seine-et-Marne, France.
With its softly rounded rectangular shape and beautifully aged colours, this decorative tin features a charming combination of pale yellow, turquoise blue, green and touches of red.

Beautiful Antique-Style Lithographed Decoration

The front is adorned with the inscription “Sucre d'Orge des Religieuses de Moret – Berlingots”, surrounding an elaborate crowned coat of arms.
Two graceful winged angels flank the central illustration, complemented by decorative foliage, delicate ornamental borders and small cherubic figures.
The reverse features a picturesque illustration of Moret-sur-Loing, depicting its historic stone bridge, river and architectural landmarks.

Rendered in soft green and golden-yellow tones, this beautifully illustrated landscape adds to the decorative appeal of this charming French collectible.

A French Confectionery Tradition Dating Back to 1638

The history of the famous barley sugar of Moret dates back to 1638, when Benedictine nuns in Moret-sur-Loing developed a traditional confectionery recipe that became a celebrated regional speciality.
Passed down through generations, this sweet-making tradition was accompanied by beautifully illustrated advertising packaging, now appreciated by collectors of vintage French tins and historical commercial memorabilia.

The date 1638 printed on the tin refers to the origins of the confectionery tradition, rather than the manufacturing date of the tin itself.

Authentic Vintage Character

This original vintage metal tin shows signs of age and previous use, including wear to the lithographed decoration, surface marks, small areas of oxidation and a naturally developed patina.
These imperfections are visible in the photographs and contribute to its authentic antique charm.

Perfect for a collection of vintage advertising tins, displayed on a shelf alongside antique books, decorative curiosities or traditional French kitchen accessories.

A charming French collectible combining confectionery history, decorative illustration and the appeal of authentic vintage advertising.

This item is a used—or second-hand—product, sold as-is.

Product Details

93APM261808
1 Item

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Material
Metal
Height
3,5 cm
Width
9,8 cm
Length
10,8 cm
Color
Multicolor
General condition of the article
Bad condition
This article is an object
Used (already used) sold as is
Used

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