Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin - Ruby&
Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin - Ruby&
Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin - Ruby&
Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin - Ruby&
Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin - Ruby&
Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin - Ruby&

Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool Biscuit Tin

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The perfect gift for the gardener who has everything

A beautifully illustrated biscuit tin from Emma Bridgewater, featuring a charming Garden Tool design with illustrations of classic gardening tools and fresh vegetables against a warm cream background. Fill it with home-baked biscuits or treats for a gift that any gardener will love, or use it straight away to keep the potting shed in order. Either way, this tin earns its place long after the last biscuit is gone.

Emma Bridgewater has been creating beloved British homewares since 1985, and this Garden Tool tin captures the joy of a well-kept kitchen garden beautifully. Trowels, rakes, watering cans and fresh-picked vegetables tumble across the cream background in that instantly recognisable Emma Bridgewater style, warm, detailed and full of character. It is practical enough to keep seed packets, plant markers and bits of string neatly in one place, and beautiful enough to sit on a kitchen shelf and be admired. Made from steel, one of the world's most recyclable materials, it is built to last and designed to be used long after the last biscuit has been enjoyed.

Features

  • Emma Bridgewater Garden Tool design with tools and vegetables on a cream background
  • Warm, characterful illustration in the classic Emma Bridgewater style
  • Made from steel, one of the world's most recyclable materials
  • Tight-fitting lid keeps contents fresh and secure
  • Perfect for gifting filled with home-baked biscuits or treats
  • Wonderful for storage long after the biscuits are gone

Details

Brand: Emma Bridgewater. Design: Garden Tool. Material: Steel. Dimensions: L195mm x W154mm x H75mm. Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth.

Beyond the Biscuits

A good tin never goes to waste. Once the biscuits are eaten, this one is just getting started. Use it to store seed packets, plant markers, bits of string, stationery, craft supplies, photos, recipe cards, jewellery or anything else that deserves a beautiful home. Steel is infinitely recyclable, moisture resistant and built to last, making this tin a genuinely sustainable choice that keeps giving for years.

FAQs

Is this a good gift for a gardener?
It really is. The Garden Tool illustration is packed with the kind of detail that any keen gardener will recognise and smile at. Fill it with home-baked biscuits or treats for a gift that feels personal, practical and beautifully considered.

What can I use this tin for once the biscuits are gone?
The possibilities are endless, and it is particularly well suited to the garden shed or potting bench. Use it for seed packets, plant markers, string, stationery, craft supplies, photos and more. Steel tins are moisture resistant and built to last, so this one will serve you well for years.

Is this tin sustainable?
Yes. Steel is one of the world's most recycled materials and can be recycled infinitely without any loss of quality. Choosing a steel tin over single-use plastic packaging is a genuinely eco-friendly choice.

Tip

Browse our full Emma Bridgewater collection for more beautiful designs, or explore our wider tinware range to find the perfect gift for every person on your list.

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Hello I'm Jane

If we haven’t met before, welcome to Ruby’s Home Store. I moved out to Australia from the UK back in 2009. I love living here but there are things that I miss from home no matter how hard the sun shone. There are certain British products that carry a distinct character and quality that can’t be found here in Australia, so I decided to do something about it!