Set of three checkered tin boxes in red, green and blue for Tomado

Set of three checkered tin boxes in red, green and blue for Tomado.

• Manufacturer: Tomado
• Manufacturing date: 1965

Description
Set of three checkered tins made by Tomado from 1965 in the colors green, red and blue. These tins are in good vintage condition. The blue tin has a loose long seam under the lid edge.

Condition
This set of three tins is in a good vintage condition with possible traces of use and age-related traces of wear.

Dimensions

• Height: 17 cm.
• Diameter: 11 cm.

Tomado was a Dutch company for household products, especially of plastic-coated wire steel.

The company was founded in Dordrecht in 1923 by the Van der Togt brothers. Tomado stands for Van der Togt Mass Articles Dordrecht.

After the Second World War, the reconstruction period in which Tomado products symbolized the modern household began. They became very popular and almost every household owned one or more Tomado products. Due to the popularity of the brand, the company grew very quickly in the 50s of the 20th century.

The Tomado factories went bankrupt in the early 1970s.

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