MacRobertson's Toffee Tin
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MacRobertson's Toffee Tin
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MacRobertson's confectionery was founded by Macpherson Robertson in the 1880s, and later sold to Cadbury's.
The tin has local significance as Sir Macpherson Robertson was a resident of Sackville Street, Kew
Octagonal celadon and pink coloured tin, originally holding confectionary manufactured by MacRobertson. The lid of the tin features an image of roses, while the sides portray other flowers.
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