This is a Hall's English toffee candy tin, in the form of an 18th century inlaid faux wood box with two original ceramic inkwells and tools inside. The inkwell insert lifts out, so that stationery, etc. could be stored in the bottom. It is 5" high, 9-1/4" wide x 5-1/4". This piece dates to about 1900-30. The inside of the lid is marked with the Hall's "State" Toffee advertising. There are some scrapes around the body, consistent with age. This is not an item for children, since the edge of the lid is sharp, and care must be taken when opening it. It is unusual to find this tin with the original inkwell inserts, especially in such good condition. Please remember that this is an antique, and absolute perfection should not be expected.

I have 20-30 advertising tins, so please feel free to inquire or to ask other questions.

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