Vintage Midcentury Metal Tea & Coffee Canisters - Matching Set of Two mini rectangle broadcaster and writer John Livingston

broadcaster and writer John Livingston (1923-2006) to produce a two-volume guide to birds of the Eastern forest found in Canada and the United States

were actually made by two different potteries

- Packed with tons of easy to digest and execute gardening advice including expert information from the head gardener at the United Nations

There are also splatter marks on the paper side of the spine and some very minor rub marks on the front and back cover

Length of apron ties: 12" inches

Vintage Midcentury Metal Tea & Coffee Canisters - Matching Set of Two mini rectangle broadcaster and writer John Livingston{HISTORY} A popular organizer of the midcentury kitchen, metal canisters like these two often came in sets of four to hold flour, sugar, coffee, and tea. Stackable and easy to store, they were sometimes referred to as apartment sets an ideal arrangement for small spaces and tight quarters. Featuring polished chrome exteriors, retro font, and removable lids these two bring a bit of 1950s nostalgia to pantries, countertops, and cupboards. Besides being