A vintage rectangular metal storage tin commemorating the famous architectural works of John Nash (1752–1835). Finished with a soft duck-egg blue lid, the white side panels feature lithographed watercolor-style illustrations depicting historic Regency London landmarks, including Regent Street (1820), Marble Arch (1825), Cumberland Terrace (1826), and All Souls' Church (1822).
This piece dates to the mid-to-late 20th century, produced in England as a souvenir storage caddy celebrating Georgian and Regency architectural history.
Dimensions: 11 x 12.5 x 8 cm
Approximate Era: Mid-to-late 20th Century
Markings: Printed "1752 John Nash 1835" on the lid, with named architectural scenes on the side panels
Condition: Good, displaying light age-related cosmetic wear, slight rim rubbing, and moderate internal patina, with a functional hinged lid
This piece would suit Georgian, Regency, London souvenir, vintage kitchenalia, or architectural decor styles.