An antique pocket-sized tobacco tin produced in Liverpool for Ogden's. Printed in striking black and gold lithographed typography, the curved lid features "OGDEN'S VANGUARD NAVY CUT" with side aeration holes originally designed to keep pipe tobacco conditioned.
This piece dates to circa 1910, originating from Thomas Ogden's historic tobacco operations in Liverpool. Known for their popular navy cut blends, Ogden's pocket tins were carried across Great Britain during the Edwardian era.
Dimensions: 6 x 2 x 4.5 cm
Approximate Era: Circa 1910s
Markings: Lithographed "OGDEN'S VANGUARD NAVY CUT" and "THIS LABEL IS REGISTERED" on the lid
Condition: Good, displaying genuine heavy antique patina, surface wear, rusting, and paint loss consistent with age, while retaining strong legible typography and a functional hinge
This piece would suit tobacciana, industrial rustica, antique advertising, or pub decor styles.