This is a set of two 1981 tin flower canisters from Pentron Industries. The tins are cream with wood knobs and dark red lids. They are printed with an allover pattern of small flowers in shades of cream, beige, brown, gold, and dark red leaves and flowers. The tins have dark red border lines at the top and bottom of each tin. The insides are gold metal. Each tin is marked 1981 Pentron Industries, Inc.
The canisters are in good condition for their age and use. Both canisters have general wear especially around the rims, seams, and edges, and there are general scratch marks to both canisters. The inside of the canisters have wear, especially to the bottoms and especially to the largest canister. The knobs have general wear and are smooth. The small canister has an area of discoloration on the lid. They are dent free, and the lids go on and off easily!
The small canister measures 4.25 inches in diameter and is 5.75 inches tall, including the knob. The large canister is 5 inches in diameter and 6.5 inches tall, including the knob.
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