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HOLDERS ARE NOT INCLUDED. MUGS ARE APPROX. PLATE OR SAUCER ARE APPROX. MUGS HOLD 8 OZ. ONE CUP HAS THE HANDLE GLUED ON. THE REST OF THE SET IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. No International sales.
HOLDERS ARE NOT INCLUDED. MUGS ARE APPROX. PLATE OR SAUCER ARE APPROX. MUGS HOLD 8 OZ. ONE CUP HAS THE HANDLE GLUED ON. THE REST OF THE SET IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. No International sales.
Box is factory sealed, never opened. Last photo shows interior of box, taken from another individual so I could include.
Bulk Sweet Pickle glass jar. There is no lid included. The bottom of the jar is highly detailed with proprietary manufacturer markings, including “H.J. HEINZ CO. Factory plant codes on the base indicate production out of the historic Fairmont, West Virginia plant.
Heinz Bear Advertising Doll Plush with Apron
This vintage ad lot of 4 features magazine ads from 1923 and 1925 showcasing Heinz 57 Beans and Jets of Crystal. The ads are in multi-color and were created in the United States. These collectible advertisements offer a glimpse into the history of Heinz products and advertising campaigns from the early 20th century, making them a unique and sought-after addition to any vintage memorabilia collection.
The Vintage H.J. Heinz Company 1977 Metal Recipe Box is a unique collectible item that showcases a classic design from the iconic Heinz brand. With a vibrant multi-color aesthetic and a compact size of 6×4 inches, this recipe box is not only a functional storage solution for recipes but also a nostalgic piece of advertising memorabilia. Perfect for collectors or fans of vintage merchandise, this metal recipe box captures a piece of history from 1977 with a timeless appeal.
Tin can with paper / sticker label and plastic lid. Expired November 1987. EXPIRED; being sold as collector’s piece. Never opened. Signs of wear / dirty from storage. Small amount of rust around bottom edges.
1988 Ketchup 4″. outside the lower 48 and aboard. Veteran Operated.
The tin prominently advertises”HEINZ’S PEARLS” (likely referring to small pickled onions or pearl-style pickles) in a “One Doz.”. Front & Back : Beautiful lithographed illustration in a Victorian/Edwardian style featuring a young woman with curly hair holding a bottle ofHeinz’s Pickling Pearls.