Seven Northeastern Painted Tin Wares, Nineteenth Century. Some probably Connecticut or Pennsylvania, rolled and soldered edges, variously painted in red and yellow with flowers, berries, leaves and swags, and comprising a teapot, three syrup pitchers, a spice or nutmeg grater, a sander or pounce pot and a small cylindrical box. Teapot: H: 5.625 in., W: 3.375 in., D: 9.625 in. Provenance: Syrup pitcher painted with a flower on each side, Herbert Schiffer Antiques, Exton, Pennsylvania; the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schorsch, no. 3051.

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5.625 x 3.375 x 9.625 in