Tea Ephemera (5 results)
Published by Compagnie Des Antilles. circa1890s., Paris. 1890
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Tea crate label 16.5 x 22 cms, textured cream stock, with coloured illustration and adjacent text panel in red, in very good condition. Attractive advertising ephemera for Compagnie des Antilles, a French wholesaler founded in 1884 by René Honoré Collas. The company was very successful, winning two gold medals at the Nice Exhibi…tion of 1892.
Published by Compagnie des Antilles circa1890s., [Paris]. 1890
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Tea crate label 21 x 24 cms, textured cream stock, with coloured illustration and adjacent text panel in red, in very good condition. Attractive advertising ephemera for Compagnie des Antilles a French wholesaler founded in 1884 by René Honoré Collas. The company was very successful winning two gold medals at the Nice Exhibition… of 1892.
An engraved receipt slip completed by hand, and receipted, for Souchong Tea and Sugar supplied to Mr [James] Gordon, in July 1774.
EPHEMERA. VETCH & COOPER, Grocers & Tea Dealers, No. 85, Aldgate.
Published by 1774 1774
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Docket title on reverse. Light fold marks, tear to blank upper corner. 11.5 x 20.5cm. Gordon family of Letterfourie, Banffshire, Scotland.
An engraved receipt slip completed by hand, and receipted, for Lumps and Best Slops supplied to Mr Gordon, 13th July 1773.
EPHEMERA. VETCH & COOPER, Grocers & Tea Dealers, No. 85, Aldgate.
Published by 1773 1773
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Docket title on reverse. Light fold marks. Side-note, 'A. Gordon, Letterfourie'. 16.5 x 20cm. Gordon family of Letterfourie, Banffshire, Scotland.
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A group of 11 hole-punched price-tags (in the shape of an American route shield) printed in red and black on stiff card, approx 5 x 4.5 cms, with, on the verso, Chinese text in pen and ink (2 with revised prices); one tag with white-paper laid down on the verso, the group age-toned and flecked (one tape-stained, another strength…ened with brown-paper at the top), but all in sound condition. A group of vintage American price-tags in the route-shield shape, mostly relating to Chinese teas (one stating in English "Lipton Tea 52 cents"), from the condition of the tags and the text corrections, used multiple times. The tags notated in Chinese on the verso were used for an impressive range of mostly oolong varieties including Tieguanyin, Jasmine, Longjing, Wuhe and Lychee. A remarkable group of tea ephemera from an early twentieth century Chinese-American grocer based in Seattle.
