PEARS TRANSPARENT SOAP, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, EARLY 20TH CENTURY ANTIQUE DOUBLE PAPER LABELED, WOOD BOX SHIPPING CRATE, with HINGED LID & NEARLY 
INTACT COLOR PRINTED PAPER LABELS
[For sale is this fairly scarce, Pears Transparent Soap (London, England, UK) early 20th century antique, double paper labeled, wood box soap advertising shipping crate, with hinged lid & nearly intact affixed, printed paper labels. Its double paper labels are printed with both orange & black ink on a buff colored paper, affixed to the wooden crate's front sidewall, as well as to the inside of its top hinged, wooden lid. Some dark, as well as light staining has occurred, as a result of exposure to moisture, especially on the right & lower margins of the interior paper label on the box's lid. The front sidewall's paper label has some paper loss along its lower margin, also due to most likely, exposure to moisture, from being stored in a basement or damp, unheated space.  The box hasn't been lacquered & has a dry, matte finish & naturally oxidized, aged wood color. It enjoys all wood construction, a wood plank floor & nailed corners. A wonderful English soap box. Terrific for display above your kitchen cabinets. What are you putting your 'stuff' in?]
(Circa 1915-1930)
Early 20th century British early mercantile advertising & antique wood box soap shipping lidded crates
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DIMENSIONS: 
5" Height x 13 ½" Width x 7 ¾" Depth
Weight: 2 lbs. 

 DESCRIPTION:
For sale is this fairly scarce, Pears Transparent Soap (London, England, UK) early 20th century, antique, double paper labeled, wood box soap advertising shipping crate, with hinged lid and nearly intact affixed, printed paper labels. Its double paper labels are printed with both orange and black ink on a buff colored paper, affixed to the wooden crate's front sidewall, as well as to the inside of its hinged, wooden lid. Some dark, as well as light staining has occurred, as a result of exposure to moisture, especially on the right and lower margins of the interior paper label on the box's lid. The front sidewall's paper label has some paper loss along its lower margin, also due to most likely, exposure to moisture, from being stored in a basement or damp, unheated space.  The box hasn't been lacquered and has a dry, matte finish and naturally oxidized, aged wood color. It enjoys all wood construction, a wood plank floor and nailed corners. A wonderful English soap box. Terrific for display above your kitchen cabinets. What are you putting your 'stuff' in?

 CONDITION: 
Good to Very Good overall antique condition.