This vintage Wish Bone coffee tin is a bright pop of color. It features a wishbone near a steaming cup of joe on the front. It was made by Bunn Capitol Grocery Co. out of Bloomington and Springfield, Illinois. The tin would be great for use as a succulent planter, for kitchen decor or storage, holding things like tea bags, spice packets, or even candy.
Condition:
It is in great vintage condition, with normal signs of wear on the outside, and comes without the lid. The inside does show some wear.
Size:
Measures about 4 inches tall and 5 inches wide.
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