The countertop displays an eclectic collection of vintage containers, each with its own story to tell. On the left stands a vibrant yellow container emblazoned with the words "Pure Lard" alongside a charming illustration of a pig, suggesting its contents and origin; this sturdy container announces a net weight of 4 (6), hinting at its utility in a bygone kitchen. Adjacent to it is a striking black container with the inscription "Southern Girl Talcum Powder," adorned with the silhouette of a woman's profile and the quaint promise "Fine enough for Baby," evoking the personal care routines of the past. "To the right, a red tin catches the eye with the bold brand ""Velvet Pipe & Cigarette Tobacco"" and a height of 5.75 (5.75), a relic of the era when tobacco was a common household item. Behind these pieces rests a wooden basket, with a modest stature of 4 (4), likely serving as a quaint receptacle for various items. Looming over the scene, a rectangular wooden box boasts the label ""Lake Keuka Grapes Concord,"" a throwback to a time of local produce and simple marketing. An oval-shaped container with a profusion of floral designs completes the collection, offering a burst of color and a whisper of the stories these containers have witnessed through time.".

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