Which company's product packaging has remained largely unchanged since the 18th century and features a portrait that was considered one of the first examples of branded packaging in retail history?

Throughout history, some product packaging designs have become iconic cultural artifacts. Many brands have had to evolve their packaging over centuries, with some making dramatic changes while others maintain recognizable elements. This trivia question explores a fascinating case of product packaging history that demonstrates how some brands have successfully preserved their heritage while adapting to changing markets and technologies.

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Quaker Oats (with the Quaker man portrait)
Lyle's Golden Syrup (with its iconic green and gold tin featuring a sleeping lion and bees)
Coca-Cola (with its distinctive contour bottle design)
Twinings Tea (with the company's logo and Royal Warrant)