Description: An antique biscuit tin from VENDROUX, France. A historical piece featured in an 1898 catalog. This valuable tin, over 128 years old, depicts the story of Napoleon Bonaparte and "Madame Sans-Gêne." Manufacturer: VENDROUX - A long-established biscuit maker in France. Era: Circa 1898 Theme: The story of Napoleon Bonaparte and "Madame Sans-Gêne (the uninhibited lady)." Madame Sans-Gêne was a former laundress who later became the wife of Marshal Lefebvre, one of Napoleon's marshals. She was modeled after the real-life Catherine Hubscher. Her frank and unpretentious personality was famous in the social circles of the time. Design: Luxurious decoration based on navy blue and gold. The oval tin features the emblems of the First Empire, crowns, trumpets, and floral decorations. The sides depict scenes of court life in the early 19th century, showing women in elegant dresses and gentlemen from the Napoleonic era. The lid is also delicately decorated, with an elegant design reminiscent of the Napoleonic era. Dimensions: ∙ Length: Approximately 19cm ∙ Width: Approximately 11.5cm ∙ Height: Approximately 7.5cm Uses: For storing small items, accessories, interior display, or as part of a Napoleon collection. Condition: As evidence of over 128 years, there are paint剥がれ, rust, discoloration, and scratches throughout. These are the characteristics of a valuable antique that has aged over time. It is not suitable for those seeking perfection, but it is a rare collector's item that allows you to feel the history of the late 19th century. #VENDROUX #ヴァンドルー #1898年 #Napoleon #MadameSansGêne #biscuit tin #tin can #antique tin #FirstEmpire #19thcentury #FrenchAntique #brocante #collection #rare #historical