
Vintage Tupperware Mini Midget storage containers in pastel colors
Selling Price
$10
History
These miniature Tupperware containers, known as 'Midgets' (model #101), were introduced in the 1950s-1960s as part of Tupperware's innovative home storage line. They were designed to hold small portions of food, baby food, or condiments, and became iconic for their airtight seal technology and pastel color palette that defined mid-century American kitchenware. Tupperware revolutionized food storage and became a cultural phenomenon through its home party sales model. These charming mini containers appeal to vintage kitchenware collectors, Tupperware enthusiasts, and mid-century modern décor lovers who appreciate their nostalgic design and practical functionality. The pastel colors and compact size make them highly collectible, especially when found in good condition with matching lids. Such pieces are valued by collectors for their representation of post-war American domestic innovation and the enduring quality of vintage Tupperware products.
Origin
United States
Maker
Tupperware
Time period
circa 1950-1970