Our Vintage ‘Black Jap’ Tea Caddy tins come in a number of sizes, many of them are extremely rare originals, made in England by The Metal Box Company. Much of this rare stock is from the 1980’s, and comes wrapped in its original brown paper packets.
We are proud to offer 100% supply from UK & EU manufacturing sites, without compromise on ethical practices, employee rights & safety laws that exist in some emerging markets such as China & India. This also gives our containers a low carbon footprint.
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