“Paula” Rusk Tin (1930s–1950s) – Vintage Dutch Design

“Paula” Rusk Tin – Nostalgic Packaging Design (1930s–1950s)

✅ Concise overview

• Charming vintage rusk tin by Paul C. Kaiser, decorated with the iconic girl “Paula” in a hoop skirt.

• A beautiful example of Dutch packaging design from the 1930s–1950s, beloved by collectors of retro design and nostalgic kitchenware.

📋 Quick product details

• Manufacturer: Paul C. Kaiser
• Period: c. 1930–1950
• Material: Metal
• Shape: Round, with fitted lid
• Dimensions: H 15.5 cm × Ø 11 cm
• Condition: Original vintage condition with light signs of use

🛠 About the product / Function

Originally used for storing rusks or biscuits, this tin blends everyday functionality with charming graphic design. The creamy yellow base with colorful illustrations of Paula and hand-applied dot detailing gives the tin a warm, artisanal look. The sturdy lid and rolled edges make it durable and still perfectly usable today.

🏭 Manufacturer & history

Based in Rotterdam, Paul C. Kaiser was known for high-quality biscuits and rusks. The character “Paula” served as a recognizable mascot in advertising campaigns and appeared on various packages from this era.

⭐ Special features / Highlights

• Vintage round tin with vibrant illustrations
• Authentic Dutch packaging design from the 1930s–1950s
• Original condition with subtle patina
• Decorative and functional collector’s piece
• Perfect for kitchen display, cabinet styling, or a retro collection

📦 Shipping: Sent as a parcel with track & trace, carefully packaged to prevent damage.

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