Tinware at the street market.
Erevan, Armenia

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Tinware at the street market.
Erevan, Armenia
I don't have a real Goldner mock-up can like the cool kids, but I do have this thing from Hot Dip Tin (who make other tinned food props and tinware for reenactors). "Leadenhall Street" has a certain ominous weight to it.
The firm, incisive quality of this composition of primitive painting, prim row of painted tinware, severely square mantel and round table is achieved as much by the clear-cut shapes as by the objects themselves.
The Decorating Book, 1981
Silver Standard, Volume XII, Number 11, January 29, 1898
The late 19th-century pitcher is an example of painted tinware, which was first popularized in the early 1800s. Originally part of a chamber set that also included a washbowl, vessels such as this serve well as watering cans today.
American Country: The Country Home, 1988
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Tinware refers to a wide variety of household items and decorative pieces made from tin or a tin-plated metal. Tinware has been popular for centuries due to its durability, malleability, and affordability. Some common examples of tinware include kitchen utensils such as cups, plates, and bowls, as well as decorative items like candle holders, lanterns, and Christmas ornaments. Tinware can be decorated with intricate patterns and designs, making it a popular choice for folk art and rustic decor. Today, tinware continues to be a popular choice for both practical and decorative purposes. Get now!