Two Decorated Tin Country Store Canisters.

Two Antique Decorated Tin Country Store Canisters. 9"h. x 7-3/4"w. x 7-3/4"d. Condition: Good with scattered rust and wear.

Antique Decorated Tin Country Store Canister. Labeled "J. Hall Rohrman & Son, 608 Cherry St., Phila.". Bold polychrome geometric decoration. 13-1/2"h. x 9-1/2"w. x 11-1/4"d. Condition: Good with scatt

GROUPING OF COUNTRY STORE TINS, TWO BINS, PEPPER AND GINGER, TWO TEA CANISTERS

PAINT-DECORATED TIN COUNTRY STORE FLOUR BIN, large oblong form with flat back, retains original grain-painted surface highlighted with black bands, stenciled "FLOUR" to front. Late 19th/early 20th cen

The red one is a Best Mustard tin and the other one is a Sunshine biscuit tin.

Antique Grain Decorated Softwood Two Part Country Store Cabinet. 88-1/2"h. x 62-1/2"w. x 20"d. Condition: Good with wear.

This is a lot of two large country store tins. The first is advertising Yale brand gas roasted coffee out of St. Louis, Missouri. The second is a large tea tin, unmarked for the brand. Both tins show

Three Pieces of 19th Century Smoke Decorated Tin. Two large covered canisters, 16" and 32"h. overall, and a pail, 6-1/4"h. Condition: Good with dents and wear.

Store keepers desk in two parts with original paint-decoration. Maine, circa 1840. H 76" W41" D 21-1/2". Condition: Original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbo

Large Tin Country Store Bin in Excellent Condition with a Bird Tole Decorated Tray The decoration is stenciled. I is 16.5 inches by 13 inches by 11.5 inches. There are no faults

Early painted wooden Country Store broom holder. 19" x 14 1/2" x 30 1/2", along with two sided tin advertising broom holder "KING OSCAR A GOOD CIGAR" (as found, 22" x 13 1/2" x 29 1/4"). Provenance: C

A very nice example of this lithographed tin Life Savers country store display. Two tiers with great colors on both sides. Original embossed marquee for Life Savers Candy, Mints and Gumdrops. Original

Beveled mirror and decorated front. 24 h x 17 x 17 1/2.

This is a lot of three country store garter displays. The first is a Kewpie garter display in tin, showing Kewpie graphic on two sides and a graphic of the garter and 25¢ price on the front. The

This lot of two consists of a Luzianne coffee tin, as well as a very rare Monarch Rolled Oats cardboard container. CONDITION: There is light oxidation to the Luzianne tin, with great color and graphic

A country store dye cabinet with tin lithographed advertising on the customer side, "The Best For All Domestic and Fancy Dyeing"; the storekeeper side is fitted with two hinged doors opening to a divi

Both lamps include the original metal hanging frame with a large tin shade. Includes a Bradley & Hubbard No. 96 & The Empress No. 3. Both lamps are missing the burners Measurements: 21"W x 41"H

This Diamond Dyes country store cabinet is all original with the original two sliding back doors and a complete shelf interior. The front tin sign is in condition 6.0, showing areas of oxidation and s

A nicely painted and gilt decorated table top scale along with a vintage gumball machine, having its key.

This is a lot of two country store displays. The first is a tin Blue-Jay corn plaster display with a complete die-cut front, tin graphics as well as a tin cabinet, with all three original drawers, but

Two Country Store Advertising Items. B.T. Babbitt's Pure Potash or Lye embossed tin sign and Banner Lye advertising checkerboard. Babbitt's near mint condition measures 13 3/4 X 4 inches.

Two Country Store Axle Grease Signs. Mica embossed tin sign and Snow Flake -Monson, Maine. Overall good condition. Largest measures 19 1/2 X 4 1/2 inches.

ASSORTED GLASS COUNTRY STORE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, green and black, comprising a ribbed string holder with factory polished top and original tin screw-on cap to underside, and a "CLARK'S TEABERRY GUM,

ASSORTED COUNTRY STORE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a tin string dispenser with brass knife finial, a blown glass ring jar with pressed cover, and two jar parts. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th ce