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Up for auction is a beautiful, large vintage E. Otto Schmidt embossed metal festive chest tin, originally used for traditional Nürnberger Lebkuchen (gingerbread) from Nuremberg, Germany. This highly collectible piece features a vibrant, detailed historical artwork panel on the lid depicting a bustling medieval Nuremberg town square and castle. The sides are richly decorated with highly detailed, bright gold-tone embossed reliefs showcasing historical horse-drawn carriages, knights, and old-world patterns. Condition: • Exterior: Excellent vintage condition with vibrant colors on the lid and bright, reflective gold-tone embossing along the sides. Minimal signs of age-related wear. • Interior: Exceptionally clean, bright, and shiny silver-tone finish. Free from heavy oxidation or major rusting, making it perfect for storage or display. • Hinges & Structure: The hinged lid works smoothly and closes flush. The metal structure is solid with no major dents. Specifications & Markings: • Brand/Manufacturer: E. Otto Schmidt (Nürnberg, Germany) • Markings (Stamped on Base): Features the classic Schmidt logo and reads: "E. Otto Schmidt, Zollhausstraße 30, 90469 Nürnberg, Made in Germany" (The 5-digit postal code indicates production from the 1990s or later). • Dimensions: Approximately 16.5" L x 12" W x 7" H (Generous, large-sized decorative chest). A wonderful decorative addition to any kitchen, holiday display, or vintage tin collection!
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