Square vintage cocoa tin with loose lid, "Droste's Cacao", Two Haarlem Girls

Square vintage cocoa tin with loose lid, "Droste's Cacao", Two Haarlem Girls.

• Manufacturer / client: Droste B.V. / design: Jan Misset (Haarlem 1861 - Haarlem 1931)
• Date: 1979 - 1982

Description
Square vintage tin with rounded corners with the company name and product name "Droste" on a red, green and light blue background. The lid is a loose lid. The lid is decorated with curling motifs. On the front, the national coat of arms under the canopy. On the back a nurse in black and white uniform with a cup with company name and a cocoa tin on a tray. On the sides a woman in traditional costume with cup and saucer in hand. Next to her is a girl with curly hair, holding a piece of chocolate in her right hand and a pack of Droste's Damiaatjes in her left hand. The image is also known as "Two Haarlem Girls".

Condition
This cocoa tin is in good vintage condition with normal traces of use and age-related traces of wear. Photos are part of description.

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With the finest cocoa in a nostalgic tin, Droste sets the clock back for a while. The tin is printed with a Droste poster from 1905 "Two Haarlem Girls".

This offer is temporary as the edition is limited. So be quick. Maybe a nice gift idea? Surely, Droste is always welcome.

Droste, in full Droste B.V. Vaassen is a Dutch chocolate producer founded in Haarlem in 1890. The Droste pastilles are still produced, just like the chocolate letters.

The name Droste comes from the pastry and cake baker Gerardus Johannes Droste from Haarlem. From 1863 he sells chocolate pastilles (round, flat chocolates that he calls Pastilles Droste) in his shop at the Verwulft in Haarlem. In 1890 he opened a factory in that city.

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