Vintage Bosscher Rusk Tin – Yellow & Green (c. 1970–1980)

✅ Short description

• Striking vintage rusk tin by Bosscher Beschuit from Zuidwolde, finished in a fresh yellow and green colour scheme.

• This cylindrical metal tin features a removable lid and is decorated with charming rural scenes of a shepherd with flock and a sheep farm. A warm and nostalgic piece for collectors and lovers of vintage kitchen décor.

📋 Quick product details

• Brand / manufacturer: Bosscher Beschuit Zuidwolde
• Period: approx. 1970–1980
• Material: tin / metal
• Shape: cylindrical
• Colour: yellow with green details
• Lid: removable lid
• Decoration: shepherd with flock and sheep farm
• Feature: folded side seam at the back
• Marking: “Bosscher Beschuit Zuidwolde” on the underside

Dimensions:
• Height: 22 cm
• Diameter: 11 cm

• Condition: good vintage condition with normal signs of use and age-related wear. Photos form part of the description.

🛠 About the product

This vintage rusk tin was originally used for storing rusks and is a fine example of functional packaging design from the second half of the 20th century. The bright colours and rural imagery give the tin a decorative appeal, making it a great fit for a retro kitchen, collection, or brocante-style interior.

🏭 Manufacturer & history

Bosscher Beschuit from Zuidwolde produced rusks presented in recognisable packaging and tins such as this one. Rusks are a traditional Dutch food, known as twice-baked bread, and have been enjoyed for generations. They are also closely associated with the Dutch tradition of serving beschuit met muisjes to celebrate the birth of a child, making this tin a small piece of Dutch cultural heritage.

⭐ Special features

• Fresh yellow and green colour scheme
• Rural illustrations on both sides
• Original marking on the underside
• Decorative and highly collectible vintage storage tin

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

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