While rummaging around an antique store the other day, I found a new thing to collect that I didn’t even know existed.
Vintage maple syrup tins.
Or at least I think this one is vintage. It has vintage-ish graphics on it and doesn’t have ingredients listed on the can nor a bar code, so I’m calling it vintage.
Notice the huge leaf beside the tin. Just a coincidence that it’s there, but I think it may be a maple leaf?
Our neighbor has some maple trees, so it may have just blown into out yard. But still, it’s a tiny bit Twilight Zone-ish that it just happens to be sitting where I plopped the can down.
The tin has a slightly different graphic on the other side (which I didn’t notice until after I had finished taking the first photos, taken my coat and boots off and put my camera away), so I quickly ran it back outside in a completely different locale to take this photo. No spooky maple leaf this time.
Makes me want to curl up by the fire at a ski lodge with a good Kindle book and a waffle.
Kim K.
What a fabulous syrup tin. Such a perfect photo shoot too! I have a log cabin shaped syrup tin that my husband gave me for my birthday last year. Happy Friday!
Marigene
What a sweet thing to collect! You are in the right part of the country to be able to find different ones…
Heather
The can has great graphics!
Nook and Cranny
I love this…
I would purchase one of these immediately if I found one.
Thanks for sharing.
Michele
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Love your syrup tin!!! I have a log cabin-shaped tin, also. It’s in my “V is for” post. Isn’t it fun to discover something you didn’t even know existed???
Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces
What a great tin, Pam! And your comment about curling up with a waffle cracked me up…
Shabby chic Sandy
That looks vintage to me! How fun–I wonder if anyone will know how old it is?
TARYTERRE
Now I want a waffle. LOL LOVE the tin, vintage or not. But me thinks it is vintage. GREAT find. Wonder how old it is? NICE photos. I liked the maple leaf. Take care.
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Great tin!!! I’m sure it is vintage; just the graphic alone makes me think so; it doesn’t look like a reproduction!!! I LOVE vintage tins; I have quite a few different ones. I’d love to find a syrup one!
Nezzy
Miss Pam, my daddy used to bring in Maple Syrup in a can just like that when I was a little Chicklett back in the fifties.
Yes, I am THAT old!
God bless ya and have a marvelous weekend sweetie!!!
What a wonderful find!!!
Vickie @ Ranger 911
I bet it looks good in your kitchen. You did put it in your kitchen, didn’t you? :@
reFresh reStyle
I love the beginning of a new collection! What cool graphics and twilight zonish leaf~ I can hear the music in my head 🙂
Your photos look great!
Debbie
ps I hope you’ll join the Spring’tacular Party 🙂
NanaDiana
Hey Pam- That is the tin container we used to use in PA in the late 50’s or early 60’s for maple syruping. I would always steal a can away and go make maple sugar…oh my was that good! I haven’t seen one of those tins in YEARS! Great find- xo Diana
LizlovesVintage
I’m glad someone is making me breakfast around here!!!
Ha, Ha. Great find for a winter vignette.
Have a great weekend. Getting ready to go to a estate
sale where I live. I’ll look for some syrup:)
xxx Liz
Amy @ with a Vintage Twist
Beautiful tin!
Olive Cooper
I only use maple syrup now. No HFCS for us. The can is gorgeous. Yay you are on Blog Her-I really need to get busy and apply.
Pamela
Oh gotta love this Pam! It is sooo Canadianna!! Especially Northern Ontario and Quebec…we are so noted for are maple syrup! If there is one thing we must have in our house is top notch maple syrup…no cheap stuff here lol !!
Helen's Decor
Hi Pam, I’m now following you on Linky Followers and hope you will return the favor. I once collected tins, but not syrup ones. Thanks, Helen
Kathy A Delightsome Life
This vintage maple tin looks terrific! The images remind me of 7 Brides for 7 Brothers! Thank you so much for sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
Kathy