Replica Roly Poly "Dixie Queen" and "Mayo" Tobacco Tins (1970s) Three Styles Candle Stick The piece would be a

The piece would be a great addition to someone's French country or farmhouse style decorating

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Core subjects such as knitting

molds like this are now prized for their dual appeal as functional antiques and decorative objects

Replica Roly Poly "Dixie Queen" and "Mayo" Tobacco Tins (1970s) Three Styles Candle Stick The piece would be aVintage Style Roly Poly Dixie Queen & Mayo Tobacco Replica Tins 1970s These rounded character tinsknown to collectors as Roly Polysare 1970s reproductions inspired by the whimsical lithographed tins originally produced by the Tin Decorating Company (Tindeco) of Baltimore in the 1910s. Although associated with tobacco, the early designs were intended for reuse as Brownie Tins once the tobacco was gone, a clever bit of early packaging ingenuity. The