Purchased from an antique shop in France. This is a very old tin canister set for spices/seasonings, and it's likely a nearly complete set, which is difficult to find. The shop owner said it was the first time they'd seen anything like it. It was very expensive. There are 16 in the photos, but 4 are sold out: LENTILOSE, CACAO GRANVILLE, BLEOSE, and ARISTOSE. This is a set of 12. The French text, such as "Société d'alimentation diététique Jammet 47 rue de Miromesnil Paris," is beautifully displayed not only on the front but also on the sides. It's from around the 1930s. This is a mini size compared to the other items currently listed. However, it's an impressive set of 14. Each one is small and cute. Except for one with the same spice name and another where the spice name is faded, all the others seem to be different spices. It's amazing to think that there were so many spices/seasonings available back then. It also seems like it would be helpful for studying French. These tins have been used in France for many years, but they are in relatively good condition for their age. They are very small, so they make an impact when displayed together. They would also be useful for storing small items like buttons, or in the kitchen. As they are very old, there are individual differences, but overall, they are in relatively good condition, with some age-related dirt, scratches, paint loss, and fading. The lids open and close smoothly, and the insides are relatively clean. They look cute displayed with other tin canisters. They are chic and would also be suitable for store displays. Approximate size: 5.5 x 4 x 2.5 cm There may be dirt, dents, scratches, paint loss, peeling, rust, fading, and discoloration. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about these details. Individual sales are also possible.