Tupperware Vintage Harvest Gold Bread Box / Rectangular Container with Almond Lid
Tupperware · Kitchenware & Appliances > Food Storage
Era / Decade
1970s (Vintage Tupperware era featuring classic harvest gold and almond colorway with block lettering stamp)
Material
Heavy-duty vintage food-grade molded thermoplastic (polyethylene/polypropylene blend), typical of mid-century Tupperware durability
Condition
Good. The container shows minor exterior scuffing and shelf wear consistent with age and careful use, but retains its structural integrity, vibrant harvest gold color, and flexible matching almond lid.
Demand Level
Moderate. Mid-century kitchen items and specific vintage colorways have a steady, dedicated collector base on resale platforms.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $25.00 - $35.00
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $35.00 (adjusted for inflation from original 1970s pricing)
Comparable Sales
Similar vintage Tupperware harvest gold bread boxes and large rectangular containers typically sell on eBay and Etsy between $18 and $30 depending on exact condition and completeness of the lid.
Description
Add a touch of retro charm to your kitchen with this vintage Tupperware rectangular storage container, often used as a bread box or cake taker. Featuring a textured harvest gold base and an airtight almond-colored lid with the classic centered Tupperware logo stamp. Measuring approximately 13 inches long, this piece is perfect for retro kitchen enthusiasts, collectors of mid-century kitchenware, or anyone looking for durable, functional vintage storage.
Key Features
Highly collectible 1970s colorway (Harvest Gold and Almond), classic vintage Tupperware build quality that outlasts modern plastics, multi-purpose large rectangular sizing suitable for bread, baked goods, or pantry storage
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine vintage Tupperware featuring the classic block-letter stamped logo on the top of the lid and typical 1970s mold numbering on the bottom base. High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
Minor surface scratches and scuffs on the base and lid from normal stacking and use; no major cracks, deep gouges, or melting; lid seals properly
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy and eBay are best for vintage kitchen collectibles. Facebook Marketplace is also great for local pickup to avoid higher shipping costs on bulky items.
Selling Tips
Price competitively around $25 with free or calculated shipping. Emphasize the retro 1970s color in your keywords ('Harvest Gold', 'Mid Century', 'Retro Kitchen'). Clean thoroughly with warm soapy water before photographing against a neutral background. Mention dimensions clearly.