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Pink and white, Victorian ladies and gentlemen mid-dance — New York candy royalty, 1959.
Maker: Barton's Bonbonniere
Materials: Metal tin
Dimensions: 3.5" x 3.5" square, 5.25" tall
Origin: New York, USA
Era: 1959
Condition: Vintage, used — fair; misshapen top rim; dents make lid very hard to open; scratches, scuffs, and paint loss; aluminum oxide inside; all photographed. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
This square tin — originally sold with Barton's Filled Fruits — is dated 1959 and features charming pink and white Victorian dancing figures all around. It's a piece of mid-century New York candy culture, and a visually delightful one. Honest about its condition, valued for display and collection rather than use.
A meaningful piece for the Barton's collector, the candy tin enthusiast, or the New York nostalgia lover.
Barton's Bonbonniere was founded in 1938 by Stephen Klein and his five Viennese brothers, candy makers by heritage, who built one of New York's best-loved confectionery brands.
We also carry the companion Almond Kisses tin — browse our shop to complete the pair.
