Match Box Collection
From vintage lithos to unique match safes, the a rich history. In 1972, Surtees Hart took the racing world by storm with their iconic Match Box car
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From vintage lithos to unique match safes, the a rich history. In 1972, Surtees Hart took the racing world by storm with their iconic Match Box car. Meanwhile, Regency party-goers indulged in the game of The Little Man Lives On, adding excitement to their gatherings in 1906. Litho prints also captured boys munching on lemons during halftime at a football match and tennis games at Lords cricket ground. Nature enthusiasts found solace as young men played tennis amidst a serene forest setting in a vibrant chromolitho print. Moving back in time, we discover early Danish match safes from the 1830s and 1850s whose creators remain unknown but left behind intriguing designs. The late 19th century brought us book-shaped match safes from both Netherlands and England, showcasing craftsmanship that blended functionality with elegance. Fast forward to the late 1930s when Regina Henderer crafted an exquisite Slipper Match Box that added flair to any room it adorned. Finally, Thomas Holloway's creation of a sleek Match Safe in 1936 highlighted how even everyday objects can be transformed into works of art. From racing cars to forest courts and intricate designs, these glimpses into the world of match boxes remind us that beauty can be found even within small things.