Casket-shaped cardboard box with hinged lid produced as packaging for Sainsbury's own-brand Belgian chocolates.
The box has a white ground with an abstract pattern in gold. There is a metallic gold ribbon bow attached to the lid. A peelable label on the lid has a cream ground with gold and red borders, a crest motif and an inscription in black red and gold including the name of the product, 'SAINSBURY'S Belgian WHITE CHOCOLATES'. A peelable label on the base features printed inscriptions listing ingredients and other product information.
The box is sealed with two colourless circular adhesive tabs.
Constructed packaging for confectionery and snacks
Sainsbury's Belgian White Chocolates cardboard box
Casket-shaped cardboard box with hinged lid produced as packaging for Sainsbury's own-brand Belgian chocolates.
The box has a white ground with an abstract pattern in gold. There is a metallic gold ribbon bow attached to the lid. A peelable label on the lid has a cream ground with gold and red...
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The box has a white ground with an abstract pattern in gold. There is a metallic gold ribbon bow attached to the lid. A peelable label on the lid has a cream ground with gold and red...
- Ref. No: SA/PKC/PRO/1/4/3/3
- Format: Object
- Date: [1990s]
- Level: Item
- Extent: 1 item
- Access: Open
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Booklet promoting Sainsbury's range of children's sweets and chocolates, gift-wrapped chocolates (including Belgian chocolates and French truffles), adult chocolates (such as liqueur chocolates, and Milk and Plain Chocolate Coated Coffee Beans and Mandarin Sticks), Family Assortments, and mint collection. Booklet was available to customers at no charge as part of the "Sainsbury's, Where good food costs less" advertising campaign and features colour photographs.
"Christmas Confectionery & Gifts" booklet
SA/MARK/ADV/3/1/4/1/3/3
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