A Collection of Four Coca-Cola Lithographed Tin Advertising Serving and Tip Trays

This lot features a diverse group of four lithographed tin Coca-Cola promotional items, including two serving trays and two smaller tip trays. The largest item is a rectangular serving tray featuring the Old Oaken Bucket illustration by Norman Rockwell. The lithograph depicts a barefoot boy in overalls sitting on a stone wall next to a bucket of ice and a small dog, with the boy drinking from a glass bottle. The top of the tray is printed with DRINK Coca-Cola in gold-toned script against a black border. The bottom center is printed with OLD OAKEN BUCKET CALENDAR ART 1932. The right side of the image features the printed signature Norman Rockwell. The second tray is a red rectangular commemorative serving tray featuring a white and red graphic of the steamboat Belle of Louisville. The reverse bears a printed black descriptive text and a logo for Liberty NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, with a printed signature for MERLE E. ROBERTSON President. The group also includes a small green rectangular tip tray featuring a reproduction of a 1905 trolley car advertisement. The front is printed with DRINK Coca-Cola and 5c AT FOUNTAINS IN BOTTLES 5c. The reverse features printed black text reading Coke brand TRAY followed by historical information and the line Tray Issued 1989. The final item is a shaped tip tray with a scalloped red rim, featuring a portrait of a woman holding a flared glass of Coca-Cola, often identified as the 1910 girl, with the text DRINK Coca-Cola DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING printed in script and block lettering.Width: 10 5/8 inchesLength: 13 1/8 inches.