I had not heard or seen the name for so long I thought it had disappeared along with its "parties"; but no, a quick search it is still very much alive.

Tupperware goods are now sold through regular shops and on-line.

I wonder if the "parties" fell victim to being thought something like the schemes run by the likes of the shady Amway cleansing-products dealer.

It's very durable. My mum's cupboards are full of the stuff. I don't know where she got it from, but I doubt she ever attended a party as our homes were mainly on military bases which dampened the festive spirits 😞

it just shows that with a little bit of structure and a little bit of deviating from that structure, you can have a great time.

for a while there were anne summers parties... it's true that we stray from the grace of god.

I was never invited, but my wife went to several and hosted at least one. We still have a lot of Tupperware.

I remember my mom and grandma always having them. The kids were told to get outside and play. There would be 15-20 women piled up in our house slinging that tupperware 🤣🤣

Amused by the hairstyles !

All before my time.
But If someone invited me to an Ann Summers party I would go.

Im sure we had em in our house. They were ok i guess. Practical

They were fun

My wife used to sell that stuff. I can remember having boxes of Tupperware piled up in my basement. 🙄

I remember my mum going to them, back in the sixties. I think they're still going.

I imagine it's gone the route of virtual. Hosts just spamming their contacts trying to get someone to buy rather than taking the time for the gathering.

Expensive.

I guess those are different from passion parties?

Guess in those days some women might see it as a nite out. At least it was social.

They closed down about 20 years ago in the UK. Stuff is distributed here now

I was a kid, so I was only there for the food.

I think I read somewhere that Tupperware went bankrupt or is on the verge of it.

Looks like "Demo-Day" at The Container Store.

Weren't they really big in the 1950's through to 1970's?

Not until the strippers arrived

In the fifties, men treated women like door mats. So called macho. They spent their time up the pub. Made a change from the WI! and that jam making.

I reckong like trams and vinyl they will make a comeback oneday when austerity returns to the US

An early form of pyramid trading.