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    Posted 6 years ago

    mber71
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    Does anyone know what this is, or what language it is in? Different shades of blue. Sailboats and floral design??

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    1. Gillian, 6 years ago
      Would you please tell me what material this is. Cardboard; ceramic etc. If it's cardboard I would say it's a powder box. However without dimensions it's difficult to tell what it was used for.

      It's a lovely box whatever is put in it! Russian or Czech maybe?
    2. AnnaB AnnaB, 6 years ago
      "The Best Caviar"...must be a tin for caviar. re there any other marks or words?
    3. AnnaB AnnaB, 6 years ago
      oh, forgot to add, it's in Russian. Most likely, the tin is from the Soviet era.
    4. mber71, 6 years ago
      It is tin. About 5 inches high.

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