Lot 513
Coca-Cola: Four (4) Oval Change or Tip Trays, All Early 20th Century, One Near To Mint. Four (4) Coca-Cola tin tip trays, 6 x 4" all early 20th Century. 1.) "The Hamilton King Girl", woman with large black hat with single rose, copyright 1913 by Wolf & Co. and manufactured by Passaic Metal Ware Co. In near to mint condition with only slight crazing and the most minor scratches to rim. 2.) "Betty Girl in large white bonnet with pink ribbons, ca. 1914, copyright The Coca-Cola Co. and manufactured by Passaic Metal Ware Co. In excellent condition with scattered small chips around the tray's edge but over all quite clean and vibrant. 3.) "Elaine Girl" in peach colored dress and peach hat, ca. 1916, copyright Coca-Cola, Passaic Metal Ware Co. Again excellent condition with very slight wear and tiny chips to tray's edge but again, a lovely and bright lithograph. 4.) "Golfer Girl" or "Garden Girl) on larger trays toward lower left you can see a golfer and caddy but the tip tray only shows the sign No. 1 and yards to the hole. In fair to good condition, with a quarter size wear spot to litho at center of tray and a brown stain, chips all around the edges, however face of model remains lovely. Estimated Value $600 - UP
From The Private Collection of James Harrison Ring.
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