Aderia 1911 Bonbon Container

Yes, the tin lid is designed to create a secure, airtight seal, making it suitable for keeping items like coffee beans or chocolates fresh. However, because it is a tin lid rather than a silicone-gasket seal, it is best suited for pantry staples rather than liquids or items requiring a vacuum-tight environment.

We recommend hand-washing both the soda glass jar and the tin lid. The tin material can be prone to rusting or discoloration if exposed to the high heat and moisture of a dishwasher, and hand-washing will help preserve the vintage finish.

The jar holds 375 milliliters. In practical terms, this is the perfect size for a small bag of specialty coffee beans, a handful of wrapped candies, or a small supply of loose-leaf tea.

It is crafted from durable soda glass, which is sturdy enough for everyday use on a kitchen counter or desk. While it is not tempered glass, it is designed to withstand normal handling, though it should be treated with the same care as any standard glassware.

The lid is a classic tin construction consistent with the Showa-era design. It does not feature a plastic or silicone liner, so it relies on the precision of the metal-on-glass fit to keep contents secure.