Vintage WASA Crispbread Storage Tin – Silver Embossed Design – 1989–2000

✅ Short Description

Stylish and timeless vintage WASA crispbread storage tin, specially designed for keeping traditional Swedish crispbread fresh and dry.

Made from silver-coloured metal, this tall rectangular tin features attractive embossed decorations, including the WASA logo, “Baked Since 1919” lettering and distinctive crown motifs.

A practical kitchen accessory with classic Scandinavian appeal and a charming connection to WASA's history.

📋 Quick Product Details

• Brand: WASA
• Tin manufacturer: C.M. Metaalverpakkingen, Holland
• Period: Approx. 1989–2000
• Type: Crispbread tin / storage container
• Material: Metal
• Colour: Silver
• Design: Embossed decorations
• Lid: Deep overlapping lid

Dimensions:
• Height: 13 cm
• Length: 19.2 cm
• Width: 8.2 cm

Condition: Vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. Please refer to the photographs.

🛠 About the Product

This rectangular WASA tin was designed to keep crispbread dry and protected during storage. Its deep overlapping lid and practical rectangular shape make it a useful addition to any kitchen.

The exterior features the embossed WASA logo and “Baked Since 1919” lettering. Large, stylised crown motifs add a distinctive decorative touch to the otherwise clean, minimalist design.

🏭 Manufacturer & History

WASA was founded in 1919, when Karl Edvard Lundström established a bakery in Skellefteå, Sweden. Throughout the 20th century, WASA developed into an internationally recognised producer of traditional Swedish crispbread.

This particular tin was manufactured by C.M. Metaalverpakkingen in the Netherlands and is believed to date from approximately 1989–2000.

✨ Special Features

• Original WASA crispbread storage tin
• Timeless silver-coloured metal design
• Embossed WASA logo and lettering
• Decorative Scandinavian-inspired crown motifs
• Practical deep overlapping lid
• Attractive vintage kitchen accessory and functional storage container

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