British Council Collection
SAINSBURY'S CRELOS THE WONDER MARGARINE C 1921
Details
- Dimension
- 61 X 37.2 CM
- Media
- Accession number
- M/B4
Summary
Crelos was the brand name of Sainsbury’s own margarine. It sold for a shilling (5p) a pound; if a pound was purchased the customer was rewarded with a gold metal revolving pencil; the cheaper margarine was six pence (2.5p) a pound.
Glossary
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Metal
Metal is a medium frequently used by artists to make art works - from sculpture to printmaking. Surfaces can display an array of colours and textures, and are capable of being polished to a high gloss; metal can be melted, cast, or fused, hammered into thin sheets, or drawn into wire.