Vintage 1940s English Biscuit Tin Between Two Fires FD Millet Tate Gallery antique photos But the case is iconic

But the case is iconic and when you remove the cardboard cap on the underside

This mask has the third eye on the forehead

Bust: 46” around

acquired a bull by the name of Johanna Rag Apple Pabst

but I think that the jacket is made of a mix of “praewa” silk and “mudmee” silk

Vintage 1940s English Biscuit Tin Between Two Fires FD Millet Tate Gallery antique photos But the case is iconicThis is a vintage 1940s era tin biscuit tin featuring a reproduction of an artwork titled Between Two Fires by Francis Davis Millet, painted circa 1892. Millet was an American artist who died in the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. This painting hangs in the Tate Gallery in London. The lid to this tin is attached by two hinges. The tin measures 10 1 4 by 8 1 4 and has a height of 3. It is in quite good condition with about 4 or 5 scratches to the lid,