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As with many of the California Perfume Company products, the furniture polishes (found immediately below) went through many iterations of packaging and labeling without appropriate depictions/illustrations in the CPC catalogs and brochures. Therefore, some of the dates below may be slightly off, however, the general progression of the packaging and labeling used should be correct.
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 Furniture Polish ~1919-1922 (Eight ounce bottle) Note: Extremely rare amber version bottle |
 Furniture Polish ~1919-1922 (Eight ounce bottle) |
 Furniture Polish ~1919-1922 (Thirty-two ounce [Quart] bottle) Note: The label on the this bottle indicates eight ounces--an obvious misnomer. The larger volume containers are extremely rare. |
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 Silver Cream Polish (Half pound can) ~Probably 1922-1925 Note: The single line surrounding the "CPC" at the center of the label is exactly like that depicted on the Proof Tin below. The CPC Wreath Logo (seen immediately right) was probably used on the can beginning in 1925 or 1926. |
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Proof Tin for Silver Cream Polish
~1922
Note: Produced by the can's manufacturer to show what the tin will look like
in production
 Kwick Cleaning Polish ~1922-1924 (Half pound can) |
 Kwick Cleaning Polish Sample ~1922 |
 Kwick Metal Polish ~1925-1930 (Half pound can) |
Perfection
Kwick Metal Polish
~1931-1939
(Half
pound can)
Footnotes: OSP: Original Selling Price
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