A Blast of Christmas Cheer


Sixties Enameled Biscuit Tin from Laub's Bakery (LEO Design)

 

Laub's Bakery was founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1889 by German immigrant Jacob Laub. In time, it became the largest independent bakery in all of Ohio (with 465 employees). They ran a storefront bakery, home delivery routes, and a brisk wholesale business to other stores, restaurants and institutions.

The Sixties biscuit tin, shown above, would be used to present their Holiday cookies—and provide a blast of Christmas cheer.  Like many Sixties Christmas decorations, it bears a bold, classic graphic—a reminder of a simpler. more naive Christmastime.

Today, such a biscuit tin can be used to present your own homemade Christmas treats.  Or, use it to safekeep delicate ornaments, supplies of ribbon, or extra special Christmas greeting cards and photos.   Click on the photo above to learn more about it.

 

Though our Greenwich Village store is now permanently closed, LEO Design is still alive and well!  Please visit our on-line store where we continue to sell Handsome Gifts (www.LEOdesignNYC.com)

We also can be found in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, at The Antique Center of Strabane (www.antiquecenterofstrabane.com).

Or call to arrange to visit our Pittsburgh showroom (by private appointment only).  917-446-4248