Vintage Regal Deliaantjes Cigar Tin – 1950s

✅ Short Description

This distinctive vintage Regal cigar tin immediately catches the eye with its deep petrol-blue colour, cream-coloured panels and bold black graphic lines. The portrait of a distinguished gentleman holding a cigar gives the tin a classic 1950s appearance, while the visible signs of age and use add to its authentic vintage character.

✔ Original vintage tin with striking graphic design
📦 Shipping: carefully packed and shipped with track & trace
🔒 Buy with confidence: you will always receive the exact item shown in the photos

📋 Quick Product Details

• Brand: Regal
• Product: Deliaantjes cigars
• Manufacturer: probably Mignot & De Block, Eindhoven
• Period: 1950s
• Material: Metal
• Colour: Petrol blue / blue-green / golden yellow / black

Dimensions: approx. 15 × 10.5 × 5 cm

Condition: Vintage condition with clear signs of use, age-related wear and surface marks.

🛠 About This Product

This rectangular tin was originally used as packaging for Regal Deliaantjes cigars. Its design is remarkably clean and graphic for its period. The lid features a classic portrait of a distinguished gentleman holding a cigar, and the same image is also repeated on the inside of the lid.

The combination of petrol blue, cream and black gives the tin a distinctive 1950s appearance. Scratches, paint loss and wear around the edges clearly show that the tin was genuinely used, adding to its authentic and well-aged character.

🏭 Manufacturer & History

Regal was a Dutch cigar brand that was probably associated with Mignot & De Block of Eindhoven, a well-known name in the Dutch cigar industry.

⭐ Special Features / Highlights

• Attractive petrol-blue colour scheme
• Portrait decoration on both the outside and inside of the lid
• Typical graphic design from the 1950s
• Authentic example with an appealing aged patina
• Decorative addition to a vintage, retro or industrial interior

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