Home    News from The Doll Works Select a category:    Antique Dolls - Bisque & China Head    Antique Dolls - Non-Bisque    Antique Doll Accessories & Furniture    All Bisque Dolls, Frozen Charlottes & Piano Babies    Collectible Dolls    Kewpie    Collectible Doll Accessories & Clothing    Antique Dollhouse Dolls    Antique Dollhouse Furniture    Antique Dollhouse Accessories & Miniatures    Dollhouses, Toy Buildings & Structures    Collectible Dollhouse Dolls    Collectible Dollhouse Furniture    Collectible Dollhouse Accessories & Miniatures    Teddy Bears & Friends    Holidays - Easter, Christmas & Snow Babies    Half Dolls, Bathing Beauties and Pin Cushions    Dresser, Trinket Boxes & Bisque Novelties    Toys    Doll & Other Parts    Policies, Purchasing & Layaway Terms    Contact Me	Tin Drum Toy for Doll, Candy Container or Christmas Ornament #2 --171-02 Status: Available Price: $275.00 Description: Early American tin toys are highly desirable, especially those which are marked and can be identified by manufacturer. This is one of the best Americana items I have ever had. The tin drum is very colorful all around, red and white large stripes around the center band with blue outer-edged banding with stars--taken from the American flag. The top drum portion has drumsticks lithoed on. It has it's original bright red ribbon for hanging. The reverse drum portion is marked: Franz Euler & Co., N.Y. c. 1890, very nice condition. 1 3/8" high, 2 1/4" diameter. This is the smaller drum and matches the larger drum being sold separately. This tin drum looks to be a candy container but I have not tried to force it open for fear of damaging the fabulous litho paint on the surface. If you are interested in purchasing this item or have any questions, please fill in the following and we will contact you. email address  required verify email  required Name Phone address city state zip code Comments/Questions I am interested in purchasing Tin Drum Toy for Doll, Candy Container or Christmas Ornament #2 --171-02.
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