A 1930s shop counter glass display jar was used loosely to sell Smith’s Crisps over the grocer’s shop counter.
Made to advertise Smith’s crisps, “SMITH’S CRISPS” is etched onto the glass lid. Originally, these would have been in the blue and white colours of the brand. The blue and red have faded, but have left a beautiful white etching.
The base has the following text at the bottom: “THIS JAR IS THE PROPERTY OF SMITH’S POTATO CRISPS (1929) LTD”.
Great for storing small items within the kitchen or house.
This advertising display jar does show some minor signs of age and wear, both through the faded writing and also through some minor nibbles at the top rim of the base, which would have occurred through the use of lifting the lid on and off. Overall, though, it is in excellent condition.
Measurements are 17.5cm in diameter at the bottom of the jar and 26cm high
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