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Antique pressed tin pantry canisters dating to the early 20th century, approximately 1900-1930. Each features an elaborate repeating pinwheel or rosette pattern embossed directly into the metal, with one cylindrical canister and one larger square form. Both retain their original fitted lids with wide raised openings. The aged tin surfaces have developed dark brown, charcoal and warm coppery tones from decades of oxidation and use. The interior reveals the reverse of the deeply pressed pattern and original tin-plated metal construction. Likely originally intended for storing tea, coffee, spices or other dry pantry goods. Approximately 6-7” tall. Beautifully aged antique condition with oxidation, surface wear, discoloration and patina throughout. Choice