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| Tole is painted tin. It is sometimes called japanned ware, pontypool, or toleware. Most nineteenth-century tole is painted with an orange-red or black background and multicolored decorations. Many recent versions of toleware are made and sold. Related items may be listed in the Tinware category. |
| Category
| Tole |
| Pattern or Item
| Bookends |
| Description
| Cutout Silhouettes, Fruit Baskets, Hand Painted |
| Year
| 2005 |
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