Tole Painted Tin with Fraktur Style Bird with Flower on Branch hand-drawn arrow but very few still with

but very few still with lids

This one belonged James Gifford and dates to 1804

but then grab it to serve sushi and small treats of all sorts

These two were obviously for cutting gloves—one sized 9 1/2

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Tole Painted Tin with Fraktur Style Bird with Flower on Branch hand-drawn arrow but very few still withFound in southern Maine, but this sure looks Pennsylvania to me, with wonderful Fraktur style yellow and orange bird on branch, flower in its beak, and the best little legs, making it look as if on the move! Im not certain of its age, but its certainly got some years on it and is most definitely charming. 4 7 16 x 3 1 4 x 1 1 8. Overall good condition, with few scattered scratches to the paint, where the silver of the tin shows through.