No. 301 This is an old tin can that once contained throat lozenges (drops). I found it at a flea market in Paris, France. Product Name: Pastilles Valda (Pastille Valda) Seller: Eteblisserment Pastival, Bourdon Avenue, 9th arrondissement, Paris Language: French Estimated Age: Before 1940 Size (approx.): Φ6.8cm H2.7cm, see image + The design of these drop cans has changed over time, becoming simpler in recent years. The lid of this can features plants, ribbons, and decorative letters intertwined, which I personally find to be the most beautiful design. The lid has information about the efficacy, and the back of the can also has explanations and advertising slogans. *Defect: There are many scratches and rust, and the lid does not open. I was able to open it when I purchased it, but it seems that it has become stuck due to long-term storage at home without use. It may be possible to open it with some effort, but I don't have the time to do so, so I will sell it in this condition. The price reflects this. I have lightly cleaned the surface dirt and it is as it was when purchased. Please check the images carefully before considering a purchase. I am looking for someone who appreciates the atmosphere that has developed over time and understands antique items. Please read the profile section. Tin can, French, art, retro, cafe, interior, miscellaneous goods, kitchen, kitchenware, fixtures, object Type... Bottles/Cans/Containers Type... Empty Cans Popular Keywords... Old tools, antiques, France, brocante, shabby, junk garden, flea market