Lehmann Kaffee Advertising Tin, Leipzig - Black & Gold - 1940s–50s

A handsome German coffee tin in deep black with gilt graphics for C. G. Lehmann – Kaffee-Gross-Rösterei, Leipzig C1. The bold typography, scalloped borders and coffee-bean sprigs are classic mid-century German shop-counter style. Nicely lived-in with honest patina, this tin brings instant café character to open shelves and coffee stations—and it’s a lovely prop for styling or storage.

• Material: Lithographed tinplate
• Maker: C. G. Lehmann, Kaffee-Gross-Rösterei (coffee roastery)
• Motif: Gold typography, scalloped borders, coffee cup, and coffee-bean sprigs
• Style: Art Deco to Mid-Century commercial advertising
• Place of Origin: Leipzig, Germany
• Mark: Printed “Frisch gerösteter Kaffee – C. G. Lehmann – Leipzig C1 – Fernruf 20604”
• Date of Manufacture: c. 1940s–1950s (the use of “Fernruf” telephone wording supports the dating)
• Condition: Good vintage condition with age-consistent wear: scattered scuffs, scratches, and spots of surface oxidation; light dings to edges and base; rim wear; interior with age marks. Hinged lid opens and closes well. Please see photos for details.