Since finding the vintage maple syrup tin, I've been looking around on etsy to see what other maple syrup containers are out there.
And I found one seller who sells quite a bit of vintage maple syrup stuff - Sea Glass Primitives.
Look at the fun graphics on these things!
Or this one which is appealing to me in its simplicity. We can't all be dressed to the nines.
What about a wooden sap bucket?
I'm sort of starting to love maple syrup collectibles. I'm even dreaming about syrup now. Maybe it has something to do with my sugar free diet?
Jeff was nice enough to let me borrow the photos of his syrup items, so check him out if you are falling in love with this stuff as much as I am. In full disclosure, I do not know this guy, have never met this guy, just found his stuff and wanted to share the link to his site. I'm nice like that!
Debbiedoo's
Those are a great collection of tins Pam. Mmm...I would be dreaming of syrup too.
Betsy
Such a fun collectible with the beautiful graphics. I think I might need to be watching for these from now on.
Jan@southernjunkin'
the vintage cans are wonderful! Loving the bucket!!
Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces
Very fun stuff...the graphics are wonderful!
Heather
Very cute tins, and I love the sap bucket!
Ann@A Sentimental Life
I am with you, I love the graphics on them!
Debby
Love the sap bucket.
Hey, come sign up for my giveway.
I'm ready to have a Blogger get together, how about you.
Kim K.
An instant collection! Love the graphics on those tins. That sap bucket is pretty darn amazing too.
Shannon@Cozy Home Scenes
Pam, I like the idea of collecting the syrup tins. Didn't realize there would be such a variety of designs and colors. My favorite of the ones you showed is the green cabin with the green tree trunk. Boy oh boy, is that sap bucket great, or what?----- Shannon
Shabby chic Sandy
It looks like you are hooked:) I make a great German pancake if you ever need something to pour that syrup on 🙂 The tins are really cool.
TARYTERRE
LOVE each and every one of those tins. They are charming. Neat you were able to find so many pictured online. ENJOY your new hobby. Take care.
NanaDiana
I remember the 2nd one from when I was a kid but have never seen any of the others. We had wooden buckets...everyone back then did. Ours had a piece that covered the top to keep debris out of the sap. I think the top was hinged. What a fun collection! xo Diana
Marigene
Aaahhh, Vermont...my home state! Great tins.
GardenofDaisies
The tins are wonderful! I think you need all of those. 🙂