Night Before Christmas Biscuit Tin - Emma Bridgewater
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The Night Before Christmas, in Gold Toast Lettering
A classic rectangular biscuit tin from Emma Bridgewater in the brand's Gold Toast lettering design on cream. "The Night Before Christmas" reads across the top, with festive phrases wrapped around the sides.
The Night Before Christmas Biscuit Tin swaps illustration for words, with Emma Bridgewater's Gold Toast lettering spelling out "The Night Before Christmas" across the lid. Around the sides, phrases like "a log fire," "a good film" and "don't forget the mince pies" capture the mood of Christmas Eve on a cream background, finished with a well-fitting lid to keep whatever's inside fresh.
Features:
- Gold Toast lettering design on a cream background
- "The Night Before Christmas" printed across the top, with festive phrases around the sides
- Classic rectangular shape with a well-fitting lid
- Size: 19.5cm (L) x 15.4cm (W) x 7.5cm (H)
- Made of steel, one of the world's most recyclable materials
Details:
Made from steel, Emma Bridgewater's Gold Toast lettering reads "The Night Before Christmas" across the top, with "a log fire, a good film, don't forget the mince pies, it's nearly Christmas" and "Christmas at home" wrapped around the sides. At 19.5cm by 15.4cm by 7.5cm, it holds a generous batch of shortbread or gingerbread, and the lid keeps everything crisp until it's time to share.
FAQs:
What does the tin actually say?
The lid reads "The Night Before Christmas," and the sides carry the phrases "a log fire," "a good film," "don't forget the mince pies," "it's nearly Christmas" and "Christmas at home."
Is this tin big enough to gift a full batch of biscuits?
Yes. At 19.5cm by 15.4cm, it comfortably holds a full batch of shortbread or gingerbread, so it's ready to fill and gift as is.
Can I use this tin for something other than biscuits?
Yes. Once the biscuits are gone, it works well for storing wrapping paper, Christmas cards, ornaments or any other seasonal keepsakes.
Beyond the Biscuits:
A tin you bring out every Christmas is worth choosing well. Once the biscuits are gone, this one earns its place in the cupboard until next year. Fill it with whatever the season needs: home-baked treats for an unexpected guest, the Christmas cards you want to keep, or the shortbread you make each year without fail. Steel lasts for decades, which means this tin can be part of your Christmas for as long as you want it to be.
Tip: Pair it with the Christmas Joy Biscuit Tin for a mix of lettering and pattern on your table this year, or browse the full Christmas collection for more from Emma Bridgewater.
Add the Night Before Christmas Biscuit Tin to your cart and set the scene for Christmas Eve at home.
