Antique Rustic Oval Tin Metal Lunch Pail with Lid Porcelain Knob Swing Handle

  Product Description:  Surprisingly during the late 1800s into early 1900s, lunch boxes similar to this one were used as lunch pails for many working men. This tin pail in oval form shows signs of early soldered seams on the inside with a riveted swing handle and a tightly fitted lid with a porcelain knob. Great early piece of tinware which displays nicely. Note: Please refer to “Condition” for additional information. Not being sold for food use. Only as a collectible for display purposes. Circa:  Most likely Late 1800s – Early 1900s Dimensions:Height: 9 ¼”(overall with handle in upright position)Height: 4 ¾”(pail only not incl. lid)Length: 9 ½”Width: 7” Shape: Oval Product Weight: 1 pound 5 ounces Material:  Tin-Metal, Porcelain Color:  Gray Markings/Signatures:  No visible markings or signatures Maker:  Unknown Origin:  U.S.A. Condition:  Previously owned – used.  Condition is consistent with age and use. Lid fits tightly inside of pail. No signs of cracks or chips in porcelain knob