I bought this oak stand, restored by friend of mine, at an antique show that I was selling at the other week. It now hold most of the general store tins that I collect. Also I acquired a porcelain Sweet Caporal cigarette sign a few weeks back. I've had the longer tin one in the same condition but never seen this porcelain one before. The last photo shows an example of the tin sign that they probably cut up at the factory years ago to make the corner support brackets. A shame, but they were probably plentiful then. Cheers, Don.