153 - A fine collection of vintage advertising items made of tin, glass, earthenware, etc. — including: BANANIA, KRONENBOURG, LA VACHE QUI RIT, BOUILLON KUB, AMORA, TABAK DE DRIE STERREN, etc. - sizes up to 21 cm

A fine collection of vintage advertising items made of tin, glass, earthenware, etc. — including: BANANIA, KRONENBOURG, LA VACHE QUI RIT, BOUILLON KUB, AMORA, TABAK DE DRIE STERREN, etc. - sizes up to 21 cm A set of several very amusing vintage items - An old metal promotional tin from Banania, a famous chocolate drink with its iconic yellow and brown colours. The brand’s traditional mascot with his bowl and infectious smile. - An old promotional glass coin tray from Kronenbourg, probably dating from the 1950s or 1960s. Thick, heavy glass. Dimensions: Approximately 18–19 cm by 17 cm. Design: Gold-coloured background with a central red crest displaying the brand name and the slogan ‘the leading name in Alsatian beers’. - A vintage Amora promotional mustard pot made of earthenware in the shape of a globe (world map), complete with its original spoon. - A round promotional glass dish or trinket tray in the colours of the ‘La Vache qui rit’ brand, featuring the historic illustrations of the famous smiling cow. - A vintage metal tobacco tin from the Belgian brand Patria-Tabak, originally from Antwerp. The red lid features a retro design depicting the same man’s face in three stages (shaven, smoking a pipe and smoking a cigarette). - A vintage promotional box ‘Help Yourself – Le Soir’ It depicts a bellboy in a red uniform holding an open box, characteristic of the Art Deco aesthetic of the period. - An antique moulded clear glass flower vase (often called a ‘frosch’ or ‘kenzan’ vase), typical of French production or the Art Deco/Vintage style of the 1940s–1970s. Decorative accessory