A nice little Ucal Lozenges Tin from the 1920s with a great graphic to the front. Hinged lid.
In 1904 Harold Miller of Sheffield encouraged a group of local pharmacists to form an association (United Chemists Association) to make their own products and at its peak the company supplied 7000 private chemists throughout Britain with products including cough mixtures, lotions, lozenges, Peroxide toothpaste and Ucadent denture cleaner.
COMPOSITION: Tin
DIMENSIONS: (L) 9cm (W) 4.5cm (D) 2cm
CONDITION: Good original vintage patina.
FLAWS: Surface scratches and marks as you would expect from a tin of this age.
PERIOD: c.1920s
MAKER: UCAL, Gloucestershire, Great Britain
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