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#4 A range of Tupperware-style pots for storing food, and a large basin.

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A range of Tupperware-style pots for storing food, and a large basin.

Tupperware Parties: A Unique Way to Sell Food Storage Containers in the 1950s

#4 A range of Tupperware-style pots for storing food, and a large basin.

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←#3 A suitably attired woman attends a Tupperware party. 1955.
#5 A Tupperware party in full swing. A table in the foreground displays a range of the company’s products. 1950s.→

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